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24 Bureau Tayba, Av. Ghassan Kanafani, FesMon - Fri 9:00 - 13:00 / 15:00 - 18:0006 61 60 26 14WhatsApp

Civil law lawyer in Fes

The firm advises and represents you in a wide range of civil matters.

How the firm can help

  • Tenancy problems

    Unpaid rent, termination of leases, landlord and tenant disputes.

  • Civil liability

    Compensation for damage caused by others.

  • Neighbour nuisance

    Proceedings to stop a nuisance.

  • Property managers and co-ownership

    Disputes involving the property manager (syndic) and shared ownership.

The legal framework in Morocco

Obligations and contracts

The Dahir of Obligations and Contracts (DOC) of 1913 is the foundation of Moroccan civil law.

Tenancy and co-ownership

Residential leases are governed by Law no. 67-12 and the co-ownership of buildings by Law no. 18-00.

This information is general and does not replace a consultation.

Frequently asked questions

My tenant has stopped paying rent. What can I do?
The law provides a procedure that usually starts with a formal notice and may lead to a claim for payment, termination and eviction.
How can I stop a neighbour nuisance?
Gather evidence of the nuisance. Court proceedings can then be brought to stop it.
Does the firm handle co-ownership disputes?
Yes, including disputes with the property manager and between co-owners.

Need advice?

Maître Akaaboune sees clients by appointment, Monday to Friday.

Book an appointment06 61 60 26 14WhatsApp
  • 24 Bureau Tayba, Avenue Ghassan Kanafani
    Opposite Lalla Meriem garden, Fès 30000, Morocco
  • Monday to Friday, 9:00 - 13:00 and 15:00 - 18:00

Your case, step by step

Direct and personal support, from the first contact to the follow-up of your case.

  1. First contact

    Call the firm, send a WhatsApp message or a request. You will be offered an appointment.

  2. Consultation at the office

    Maître Akaaboune meets you to listen to your situation and review your documents.

  3. Analysis and strategy

    You receive clear advice on your rights and the possible steps, amicable or in court.

  4. Defence and follow-up

    The firm represents you before the courts and keeps you informed at every stage.

Before any decision, consult a lawyer.

Advice today avoids a dispute tomorrow.