Frequently Asked Questions

The notary is a public officer appointed by the State. He authenticates acts, advises parties, and ensures the legality of transactions. The notarial act has particular probative force and is enforceable.

You can make an appointment online via our appointment request form, by phone, or by email. We strive to offer you a time slot within 48 hours.

Our office is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, and Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Appointments outside these hours are possible upon request.

The necessary documents vary depending on the type of transaction. We will send you a detailed list when making the appointment. Generally, bring your identity documents and any documents related to your project.

The notary is mandatory if the succession includes real estate or if its value exceeds a certain threshold. In all cases, he is recommended to ensure proper settlement of the succession.

The succession declaration must be filed within 6 months of death. However, the complete settlement of the succession may take longer depending on its complexity.

Yes, donations benefit from allowances renewable every 15 years. They allow anticipation of wealth transmission and reduction of future succession costs.

A will takes effect upon death and is revocable at any time. A donation is an irrevocable transfer that takes effect immediately, except for donations with reservation of usufruct.

It is not mandatory but highly recommended. The marriage contract allows you to choose your matrimonial regime and adapt it to your situation. Without a contract, the legal community regime applies.

Yes, it is possible after 2 years of marriage. The change must be made by notarial act and requires the agreement of both spouses and, in some cases, children.

The PACS (Civil Solidarity Pact) is a contract between two persons to organize their common life. It can be concluded before a notary or at the town hall.