
The defense of your rights by Maître Zakine
Based in Antibes, not far from Cagnes-sur-Mer and Nice, Maître Zakine is a lawyer in real estate law, construction law, co-ownership law and many other areas.
Holder of a doctorate in law, he is an eminent member of the Grasse bar, but also works at the Nice bar, consolidating his reputation for being both accessible and omnipresent in the defense of his clients' rights.
She regularly works for clients located in the Municipality of Saint Laurent du Var.
Real estate law
Real estate, as a complex and often technical field, requires in-depth expertise. Whether it involves defects, sales in the future state of completion (VEFA), individual house construction contracts (CCMI) or even construction site abandonment, disputes are numerous and can be confusing for the layman. This is where Maître Zakine comes in, with his in-depth knowledge of the intricacies of the right real estate.
Public law, town planning and building permits
In matters of public law, particularly with regard to town planning, contesting building permits or even informal and contentious appeals, Master Zakine deploys his talents to guarantee rights of its clients in the face of administrative decisions. His many years of practice give him a certain ease in dealing with the complex issues of town planning.
Labor law and family law
Beyond real estate, Maître Zakine also has solid experience in labor law, family law and civil law. Whether it is the defense of employee rights, advice during a separation or compliance with contracts, particularly real estate sales contracts, the lawyer puts his expertise at the service of each client.
Collaboration with legal protections
Legal protection is a central pillar of Maître Zakine’s approach. The procedure, often perceived as a labyrinth by ordinary people, becomes under his leadership an effective tool for defending the interests of his clients. At each stage, from conciliation to the judicial tribunal, it guarantees availability, responsiveness and response to the needs of its clients.
Duty of advice and ethics
The duty of advice is a sacred mission for Master Zakine. Before any legal action, he takes care to advise his clients as best as possible, informing them of the risks, advantages, costs and potential benefits of each approach. This preventive and caring approach aims to preserve the peace of mind of its customers as much as possible.
Respectful of the strict ethics of the legal profession, Maître Zakine ensures total transparency towards his clients. This professional ethic, combined with solid experience, makes him a wise choice for anyone looking to navigate the intricacies of the law.
Defending your interests and taking your needs into account
The lawyer does not stop at the borders of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. With national expertise, it operates throughout France, thus ensuring flawless representation, regardless of the competent court.
In conclusion, choosing Maître Zakine means choosing a lawyer who listens, has a wealth of experience and is able to ensure an impeccable defense of your interests. Whether it is real estate law, construction law, labour law or any other branch of law, you can trust his expertise and his devotion to the cause of his clients.
Ideally located in Antibes, she is the legal partner you need for your disputes located in Saint Laurent du Var, always ready to intervene with responsiveness and availability.
Entrust your file to Me Zakine
When you request the services of Me Cécile Zakine, you benefit not only from her expertise, but also from her commitment to putting your interests at the heart of her professional approach.
Her qualities of advice, rigor and proximity to her clients make her a lawyer of choice for all your public law needs and urban planning.
There are varied reasons for having a building permit refused and administration is not always simple.
Maître Zakine also intervenes for building permits throughout France (Lille, Bordeaux, Mont de Marsan, Lyon, Toulouse, Marseille, Toulon, Paris, Ile de France) but also specifically in the municipalities of Cannes, Antibes, Mougins, Sophia-Antipolis, Grasse and Mouans Sartoux and Nice.
Your interest is what guides Master Zakine. Master Zakine provides you with advice and assistance.
Faire appel à un avocat, c’est être sûr que vos droits sont respectés, et que ses domaines de compétences du cabinet d’avocats que vous avez choisi est expert dans le domaine requis.
Maître Zakine is used to working remotely (video, electronic signature, secure file exchange platform).
The Cabinet Cécile Zakine is at your disposal for a face-to-face appointment at his office or by videoconference when you are geographically distant or choose not to travel: calendly.com
Frequently asked questions
What are the deadlines to contest a building permit in Saint Laurent du Var?
The time limit for a contentious appeal is 2 months from the posting of the permit on the site. A gracious appeal may be filed within the same period, which suspends the time limit for a contentious appeal. It is crucial to act quickly.
Can I cancel a VEFA sale due to delivery delay?
Yes, if the delay exceeds a certain period (often 2 months after the scheduled date), you can request termination of the contract or damages. However, certain suspension clauses (bad weather, appeals) may be invoked by the developer. A lawyer will analyze your contract.
How much does a consultation in real estate law cost in Saint Laurent du Var?
Me Zakine's firm offers transparent fees. An initial consultation is often charged between €150 and €300 including tax, depending on complexity. For heavier cases, a flat fee may be agreed.
What to do if my builder abandons the site?
You must first put the builder on formal notice to redo the work. In the absence of a response, you can refer the matter to the judicial court to obtain termination of the contract and damages. A lawyer will assist you with the steps and case preparation.
What is a CCMI and what are the risks?
The Contract for the Construction of an Individual House (CCMI) is a contract protected by law. Risks include defects, delays, or abandonment of the site. It is essential to check the guarantees (delivery, perfect completion) and to consult a lawyer for signing.

