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Frequently asked questions

Answers to the questions the firm is asked most often. For your personal situation, book an appointment.

Appointments and the firm

How do I book an appointment with Maître Akaaboune?
Call the firm on +212 6 61 60 26 14 or +212 5 35 94 06 36, send a WhatsApp message or use the contact form. The firm sees clients by appointment, Monday to Friday, from 9:00 to 13:00 and from 15:00 to 18:00.
Does the firm work outside Fes?
Yes. The firm represents victims of personal injury accidents throughout Morocco, and Maître Akaaboune is admitted before the Court of Cassation.
What should I bring to the first appointment?
Your ID and all documents related to your case: letters, contracts, police reports, medical certificates, court decisions or correspondence with an insurer. They allow your situation to be assessed from the first meeting.
Where is the office?
At 24 Bureau Tayba, Avenue Ghassan Kanafani, in the city centre of Fes, opposite Lalla Meriem garden.

Road accidents

What should I do after a road accident?
Keep the accident report or police report, medical certificates, invoices and the insurer’s details. Consult a lawyer before accepting a compensation offer.
Does the firm represent victims outside Fes?
Yes. The firm represents victims of personal injury accidents throughout Morocco.
The insurer has made me an offer. Should I accept it?
Before signing, have the offer checked to make sure it covers all your losses. Once accepted, an agreement is often hard to reverse.
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Family law

Is a divorce granted abroad valid in Morocco?
To take effect in Morocco, it generally has to go through exequatur proceedings. The firm tells you which documents to gather.
How is maintenance set?
The court takes into account, among other things, the income of the person who owes it and the situation of the beneficiaries.
Is the first meeting confidential?
Yes. Everything you tell your lawyer is covered by professional secrecy.
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Real estate law

What is an objection to land registration?
It is the procedure that allows a person claiming a right over a property being registered to assert it. It is subject to strict time limits and formalities.
How do I end joint ownership?
Through an amicable division between the co-owners or, failing agreement, a court-ordered division.
Which documents should I bring for a property dispute?
Title deeds, land registry certificates, deeds, contracts and any relevant correspondence.
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Business and companies

A customer does not pay their invoices. What can I do?
A formal notice is often the first step. Depending on the documents you hold, suitable recovery proceedings can then be started.
Does the firm draft commercial contracts?
Yes, the firm drafts and reviews your commercial contracts before signature.
My trademark is being copied. How should I react?
Gather evidence of your use of the trademark and of the copy, then consult a lawyer to choose the right procedure.
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Civil law

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.
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Administrative law

How long do I have to challenge an administrative decision?
In principle sixty days from its publication or notification. Consult a lawyer quickly so as not to miss this deadline.
Can expropriation compensation be challenged?
Yes, the compensation offered can be discussed and, failing agreement, set by the court.
Does the firm handle pension disputes?
Yes, the firm handles disputes concerning pensions and retirement.
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Employment law

What should I do after a workplace accident?
Inform your employer, have your injuries recorded by a doctor and keep all documents. A lawyer checks that your right to compensation is respected.
Does the firm also represent employers?
Yes, the firm advises and represents both employees and employers.
Can an occupational disease be compensated?
Yes, under certain conditions. The firm reviews your medical and employment records and explains the steps.
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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

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Advice today avoids a dispute tomorrow.