Property lawyer in the Var, Maître Zakine, Doctor of Law, Lawyer and Lecturer at the University of Nice, can help you in all matters relating to real estate law.
The areas are varied, both in terms of the construction of new buildingthat of VEFA delay, site abandonment, joint ownership law.
Lawyer for co-ownership and real estate law
Maître Zakine also handles co-ownership disputes and property law problems in the Var (Fayence, Ollioules, Toulon, Roquebrune sur Argens, la Ciotat, Bandol, Saint-Tropez).
She assists clients with property sales and co-ownership disputes.
For a lawyer, managing a dispute within a condominium means providing assistance to the managing agent and the condominium council to help manage major disputes (non-payment of condominium charges) rather than legal assistance.
Ms Zakine is regularly instructed by property management firms to take action to recover co-ownership charges or remove an illegal building, etc.
She is an expert in real estate litigation, construction law and property law. co-ownership.
She frequently acts for the Draguignan and Toulon courts.
A lawyer who is connected and available to take care of your problems and answer your questions
It operates throughout France. It uses tools (electronic signature, video, e-mail, telephone) that allow you to work without worrying about distance.
Maître Zakine is at your disposal through his law firm.
You can already make an appointment with her online for a quick initial consultation.
Cécile Zakine's office is at your disposal. We look forward to hearing from you.
Me Zakine, who is from the Grasse Bar, intervenes in Antibes, Cannes, NiceGrasse, Cagnes sur Mer etc.
Frequently asked questions
How to recover unpaid co-ownership charges in the Var?
The syndic must send a formal notice, then initiate seizure proceedings after obtaining an enforceable title (order for payment or judgment). A lawyer can represent the syndicate to speed up recovery and obtain damages.
What are the deadlines to challenge a condominium general meeting decision?
The deadline is 2 months from the notification of the minutes. After this deadline, the decision is final. It is therefore crucial to act quickly if you believe a decision is irregular. A lawyer will verify the validity of the challenge.
Can I carry out work in my condominium without authorization?
No, work affecting common areas or the exterior appearance requires authorization from the general meeting. Unauthorized work may be penalized by restoration at your expense. Consult the condominium regulations before any project.
What are the costs for a condominium procedure?
Lawyer fees vary: for recovery of charges, between €1,000 and €3,000; for contesting a general meeting, between €2,000 and €5,000. Court costs and possible expert fees are added. Request a quote.
What to do if the syndic does not manage the condominium properly?
Send a written complaint to the syndic. In the absence of a response, call a general meeting to discuss management or propose the removal of the syndic. In case of serious fault, initiate a liability action. A lawyer will assist you.
