Answers to common questions about divorce, custody and property law

The process typically begins with filing a petition at the relevant family court, along with supporting documents such as your marriage certificate and identification. Our lawyers review your circumstances first, explain the required paperwork, and guide you through each filing step in order.

Courts in Egypt consider factors such as the child's age, welfare, and living arrangements when deciding custody. Our custody attorneys prepare documentation and represent your interests during hearings, aiming to present a clear, well-supported case to the court.

Yes. We handle property law matters including inheritance disagreements, ownership disputes, and division of jointly held assets. We review property records and relevant contracts to clarify each party's legal position before recommending next steps.

Bring identification, your marriage or property documents, and any prior correspondence or court papers related to your case. Having these ready allows us to give you a more accurate assessment during your first meeting at our Giza office.

Timelines vary depending on whether the divorce is contested and how quickly documentation is submitted. Some cases resolve within a few months, while disputes involving custody or property division may take longer. We provide a realistic estimate after reviewing your file.

Yes, we offer family dispute resolution services as an alternative to lengthy court proceedings. Mediation can help both parties reach an agreement on custody, support, or property matters with less time and cost than a full trial.

Fees depend on the complexity of the case, whether it involves litigation or mediation, and the estimated time required. During your consultation, we outline the fee structure clearly before any work begins, so there are no surprises later.

We offer both in-person consultations at our Giza, Egypt office and remote calls for clients who cannot attend in person. Many initial discussions can be handled by phone or video before deciding on next steps.