Inheritance lawyer in Rabat

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 Rabat bar, work on share calculations, divisions and disputes between heirs.

4 specialized lawyers

LAILA EL KASSIBI
23 years of experience

LAILA EL KASSIBI

Cabinet Me. LAILA EL KASSIBI•Rabat

Do you have a legal question? Would you like to know your rights before making a decision or initiating proceedings? During a consultation by telephone or by video conference, I answer your questions, analyse your situation, and indicate the steps best suited to your case. You may consult me in particular in order to: understand your rights and your obligations assess your chances of success in a dispute know which steps to take analyse a contract or a document before signing it be advised in a conflict with an individual or a company Every consultation is personalised, confidential and geared towards concrete solutions. More than 23 years of experience serving individuals and businesses.

Labor LawBusiness LawFamily Law+11
French · Arabic
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Maitre HANANA ABDERRAHIM

Maitre HANANA ABDERRAHIM

Cabinet Me. Maitre HANANA ABDERRAHIM•Rabat
Droit bancaire & financierReal Estate LawTax Law+15
French · Arabic
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Noureddine ATTI
23 years of experience

Noureddine ATTI

Cabinet Me. Noureddine ATTI•Rabat

An attorney accredited to practise before the Court of Cassation, admitted to the Rabat Bar Association since 2003, I practise as a general attorney with a specialization in business law. My law firm provides legal representation and defence, legal advice, as well as comprehensive management of procedures and follow-up of cases across all areas of law and before all courts and jurisdictions.

Family LawLabor LawBusiness Law+5
French · English · Arabic · +1
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Yassine Qorbi
7 years of experience

Yassine Qorbi

Cabinet Me. Yassine Qorbi•Rabat

⚖️ A lawyer at the Rabat Bar, I assist businesses, individuals and local authorities with their legal matters: • Business & commercial litigation • Employment relations litigation • Administrative litigation & public procurement • Family law & divorce • Intellectual property & trademark law • Contract law & company formation • Legal studies & strategic consultations ( Legal Roadmap ) 🛡️ I provide representation and defence for my clients before the competent courts, ensuring the security of transactions, compliance with Moroccan regulations and the effective protection of their interests. 📍 Office in Rabat. 📞 Consultations by appointment, by telephone or message.)

Commercial lawIntellectual PropertyAdministrative Law+11
French · Arabic
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What to know before you consult

  • The certificate of heirs (rasm al-iratha) is the starting point: drawn up by two adouls on witness statements and approved by the notarial judge.
  • A will cannot exceed one third of the estate without the heirs’ consent, and cannot benefit an heir.
  • Registered property passes by entry at the land registry; co-ownership ends by amicable division or a partition action before the first-instance court.
  • Our inheritance calculator gives the theoretical shares under the Moudawana; it does not replace the analysis of a real case (debts, bequests, assets abroad).

Frequently asked questions

How do I obtain the certificate of heirs in Rabat?
It is drawn up by two adouls of the Rabat district, based on the death certificate and the testimony of twelve witnesses who knew the family, then approved by the notarial judge. A lawyer checks that every heir, including those living abroad, is listed.
Can an inheritance division be challenged?
Yes. An amicable division tainted by error, fraud or the omission of an heir can be challenged before the first-instance court, and a judicial division can be appealed. Deadlines and evidence depend on the nature of the assets.
Do heirs living abroad have to come to Morocco?
Not necessarily: they can appoint a lawyer or a relative through a power of attorney drawn up at the consulate or legalised. Several Rabat lawyers handle these files remotely, especially for the diaspora.

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