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Let's talk about your international project
A move abroad, setting up a business, a tax transaction or assets spread across several countries may call for different levels of support.
HOW TO CONTACT US
A first conversation suited to your needs
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I have a legal or tax question
Book a consultation
You would like to get advice on a specific issue, particularly regarding your expatriation, taxation, company, international mobility, an investment, or your wealth. Choose the consultation format that best fits your situation directly.
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I have a project or a case to entrust to the firm
Present your project
Your situation may require more than a consultation: setting up or restructuring a company, moving abroad, business expansion, employee relocation, international operations, tax compliance, or estate planning. Briefly describe your project so we can identify the most appropriate type of support.
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I'm already a customer
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For any questions regarding an ongoing case, please reply directly to the latest email from the team member handling your file. This ensures all information and documents remain in the same thread. For general administrative inquiries: info@expatslawfirm.com.
Book a consultation
01
I have a specific legal or tax question
Book a consultation
You would like advice on a specific question, for example about your expatriation, your tax position, your company, your international mobility, an investment or your assets. Choose the consultation format that suits your situation directly.
Book a consultation
02
I have a project or matter to entrust to the firm
Present your project
FRANCE • UNITED ARAB EMIRATES • CANADA
Expats Law Firm supports its clients with their international and expatriation projects as a whole, involving in particular France, the United Arab Emirates and Canada.
Dubai — United Arab Emirates
UAE, Jumeirah Terrace Building 4th floor - Office 411 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

EXPATS LAW FIRM
Whether it is a one-off question or a project involving several countries and several areas of law, the first objective is to determine precisely what needs to be dealt with.

