Attorney Khaled Kouki Law Firm

The firm can be contacted for civil, family, inheritance, property and dispute-related matters in Tunisia when the client lives overseas. Depending on the case and applicable procedures, remote legal assistance may also be possible.

Requests may involve project structuring, company formation, shareholder relationships, equity interests, contracts or protecting investors' interests. The legal requirements and available options depend on your project and its circumstances.

Foreign nationals can seek advice concerning their projects, investments, assets, activities and other legal matters in Tunisia. Contact the firm with an outline of your situation so the nature of your request and possible assistance can be considered.

Real estate matters may involve sales, preliminary agreements, leases, business assets, ownership rights or property disputes. The relevant documents and possible steps depend on your circumstances and the applicable law.

The firm can be contacted about family and inheritance matters, particularly where a case has an international dimension or involves assets and interests in Tunisia. The circumstances of the case can be reviewed to identify the relevant issues and possible next steps.

Commercial and financial disputes may involve companies, business partners, contractual obligations, debt recovery, enforcement of decisions or the protection of financial interests. Contracts, written communications and other relevant documents can help clarify the situation.

Requests may concern criminal proceedings connected with commercial activities, companies or financial and economic interests. The nature of the allegations, available documents and stage of the proceedings are relevant when considering possible legal assistance.

Depending on your circumstances and the applicable procedures, it may be possible to arrange remote consultations, document reviews, legal drafting or case management from abroad. Remote representation depends on the requirements of the relevant proceedings.

Prepare a chronological summary of events, important dates and the questions you would like answered. If available, bring contracts, correspondence, decisions and other documents relevant to your case.

Fees and the terms of engagement depend, among other things, on the nature and complexity of the matter. Contact the firm directly to obtain information tailored to your request before any work begins.