Catalogue

Our training courses are designed for audience of legal professionals.

They can be dispensed as privatein the strictest confidence.

We are also able to carry out made-to-order programmessuch as :

• The role of the notary in the amicable sale,
• The role of the trustee in a property seizure.

We are authorised to issue certificates of completionThis will enable our training courses to be counted as part of lawyers' continuing education.

This course is aimed at beginners and experienced practitioners alike, and is designed to provide an overview of the latest developments in the common core of enforcement procedures and in property seizures.

The firm's flagship training course, The practice of seizing property offers a complete, chronological and practical analysis of the property seizure procedure, to enable trainees to acquire total autonomy in this strategic litigation.

A logical follow-up to our course on the foreclosure procedure, this course covers the second phase of the procedure, relating to the distribution of the sale price.

The aim of this purely practical course is to train lawyers in the practice of judicial sales. Particular emphasis is placed on the differences between sales based on seizure of real estate, sale by auction and judicial liquidation.

The aim of this purely practical course is to train lawyers in the practice of judicial sales. Particular emphasis is placed on the differences between sales based on seizure of real estate, sale by auction and judicial liquidation.

Our training courses dedicated to the seizure of property and the distribution of the price are devoted to the lawyer who conducts the procedure. Our course on judicial sales concerns the lawyer who buys. This course is dedicated to the lawyer who defends: how to defeat a seizure of property?

All our expertise in seizure of assets, analysed from the point of view of the lawyer who defends: how do you defeat this formidable collection measure?

Extracted from our training courses dedicated to property seizures, this course aims to enable professionals to master property information: who to contact (SPF, CDIF, land registry, etc.), how (CERFAs), and to obtain what? Finally, how should the documents received be read and interpreted? What lessons can we learn from them?