Expert in re estate law, consult him before signing your purchase offer

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The notary can advise you on the clauses to include in the purchase offer, the agreements to be made for the purchase by two or more people, the tax implications of the contract, the checks to be made before buying in a divided co-ownership (condo), all the implications related to the co-ownership from its creation, the importance of checking the certificate of location, in order to avoid unpleasant surprises, the solutions to resolve irregularities following the examination of the titles, the precautions to saudi-arabia business email list take to avoid legal construction mortgages when buying a new house, the drafting and signing of the deed of sale.

• Expert in business law, get his recommendations on the form of business that best suits your situation

The notary can advise you on the procedure to follow to start a business, the different legal forms of businesses and their tax implications, the formalities necessary for their formation, possible agreements between partners or shareholders and commercial mediation.

• Do not hesitate to use his services, his fields of expertise are very diverse



The notary practices in areas that go well beyond his traditional fields of practice, notably in the areas of air law, agricultural law, indigenous law, energy law, environmental law, immigration law, insurance law, technology law, labor law, tax law, forestry law, international law, maritime law, mining law.

Towards a fully technological notary profession

The notarial profession is adapting to the needs of the population, which is why several notaries now offer the possibility of signing the notarial deed remotely, while of course protecting the confidentiality of the information.

In a few years, 100% of notarial deeds will be signed on technological media. Exit paper deeds as we traditionally know them. Ultimately, notarial deeds will no longer be stored in a physical vault, but in a highly secure central cloud registry. You will therefore always have the same legal protection provided by your notary!