A contribution to the National Conference on Family and Property Law

Mr Grégory THUAN DIT DIEUDONNE spoke at the 21st edition of the National Conference on Family and Property Law, held at the Maison de la Chimie in Paris, a leading annual event bringing together lawyers, judges, academics and property professionals to discuss major developments in family law.

As part of this year’s event, which focused on the theme ‘The Family and Money’, the discussions addressed contemporary issues relating to family property relations, inheritance, matrimonial property regimes, the protection of vulnerable individuals and the economic consequences of separations.

On this occasion, Mr Grégory THUAN DIT DIEUDONNE shared his expertise on the interplay between fundamental rights and family litigation, in a context where property matters are increasingly raising issues relating to the right to respect for private and family life, the right to property and effective access to the courts.

This event provided a further opportunity to engage with key practitioners in the fields of family and property law, discussing the evolving nature of a subject that lies at the heart of people’s lives.

As family law now extends beyond the national framework, the firm remains particularly attentive to developments in French and European case law that have a lasting impact on family and property dynamics.