Rita Kabouss
Moroccan Lawyer based in Meknes, our office specializes in IP, family law, Immigration and penal law.
Inheritance in Morocco is governed by Book VI of the Family Code: reserved shares (fardh), residuary heirs (ta’sib), wills capped at one third, mandatory bequest to grandchildren. After a death, the certificate of heirs drawn up by the adouls fixes the list of heirs; then come the inventory, the settlement and the division, amicable or judicial. The lawyers below, registered with the Meknes bar, work on share calculations, divisions and disputes between heirs.
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Moroccan Lawyer based in Meknes, our office specializes in IP, family law, Immigration and penal law.
​A lawyer at the Bar of Meknès since 2023, I place my expertise and know-how at the service of the success of your legal projects and the resolution of your disputes. Because the law is constantly evolving, I offer you personalised, strategic and pragmatic support. Whether for a preventive consultation or for representation in court, you benefit from attentive listening and absolute responsiveness. Commercial law/Family law/Business law/Inheritance law.
Lawyer at the Meknès Bar, admitted to practise before the Court of Cassation, serving individuals, companies and institutions since 1991. Holder of a bachelor’s degree (licence) in private law obtained in 1984 at Université Hassan II de Casablanca, Maître Lezbare Jamal completed his civil service with the Court of Appeal of Meknès. He then carried out his pupillage with the firms of Maîtres Hassan Alaoui and Abdelmajid Amor, both recognised for their expertise in insurance law and business law. This academic, institutional and practical training underpins a working method based on the rigorous analysis of documents, the legal characterisation of the facts, command of procedure and the definition of a strategy tailored to each case.
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