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French law in English: every guide, grouped by the question you are asking

By the AlphaDeep legal editorial teamPublished Drafted with AI assistance, references last checked: our method

This index lists the English guides on alphadeep.fr for readers dealing with French-law questions. Pages are grouped by the task they address: employment, residence and nationality, money and inheritance, consumer and banking disputes, running a company, fines and courts, housing, family, and AI tools for legal work. Open the relevant guide to check its scope, assumptions and references before acting.

Julie by AlphaDeep is an AI legal assistant for French law: it researches official references to help answer your questions (Légifrance, case law, service-public), analyses your documents and drafts your letters, for individuals and professionals alike.

General legal information with official references and dated checks. It is not personalised advice: for a decision that commits you, have your situation checked by a qualified professional.

Which area of French law is your question about?

One index per domain, each grouped by the question you are asking.

Where should you start with French law in English?

Overview pages for English speakers, and how Julie compares with other tools.

How does French employment law protect you?

Dismissal, resignation, pay, leave, sickness and the employment tribunal.

How do residence permits and French nationality work?

Permits, renewals, refusals, work authorisation, nationality and civil-status documents.

How are tax, inheritance and debt handled in France?

Tax, succession, couples’ property, debts and benefits.

How do you settle a consumer or banking dispute in France?

Bank accounts, payments, loans and insurance, purchases, subscriptions and package holidays.

How do you run a French company or association?

Setting up, partners, contracts, commercial leases and associations.

How do fines, complaints and court cases work in France?

Traffic fines, police procedure, criminal records, civil claims and legal aid.

What are your rights as a tenant, owner or neighbour?

Leases, deposits, co-ownership, planning decisions and property purchases.

How does French family law deal with couples and children?

Maintenance, contact, guardianship, names and parental authorisations.

Comparisons and practical guides for professionals using AI on French law.