Law office · El Jadida
Lawyer at the El Jadida Bar
Advice and representation in real estate and commercial law, built on hands-on experience in a notary's office and in the services of the El Jadida Urban Commune: the deed is read the way it was drafted, the file is followed the way the administration handles it, then defended in court.
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IAreas of practice
Maître Laroui focuses on two complementary fields: real estate, which protects a family's assets, and commerce, which protects a business's activity.
From checking the land title before a purchase, to drafting deeds and following registration, through to litigation.
Supporting traders and companies: incorporation, securing transactions, debt recovery and litigation before the commercial court.
IIBackground
Before joining the El Jadida Bar, Maître Laroui gained rare field experience in the two places every property file goes through: the notary's office and the local administration.
A property file goes through the notary and the administration before it ever reaches the court. Knowing the whole route is what protects the client.
University training in law, the theoretical foundation of his practice.
Training in a modern notary's office: drafting deeds, property transactions, Land Registry formalities.
Training in the Commune's services: administrative procedures, urban planning, permits and planning documents.
Today, he puts that experience at his clients' service, in advice and in court.
IIIThe office
Maître Laroui receives clients at his office in central El Jadida, Rue Carpozen, opposite the Mohammed VI Foundation for the Social Works of Education and Training. Booking ahead is recommended so your file gets the time it needs.
By WhatsApp or phone, with a short note on what your file is about.
A meeting at the office, documents in hand: land title, contracts, trade register…
A frank assessment, the available options, timelines and fees.
Drafting, procedures or court representation, keeping you informed at every step.
IVBook a meeting
Choose the topic, the day and the time of day, then send the request by WhatsApp. The office will confirm shortly.
VFAQ
Call the office directly during office hours.
06 43 29 41 87Yes, booking ahead by WhatsApp or phone is recommended, so your file gets the time it needs and Maître Laroui is at the office rather than in court.
Depending on the case: certificate of ownership or land title reference, deeds (sale, promise of sale, lease), earlier judgments or formal notices, and your ID. If in doubt, bring everything you have.
Yes, and it is recommended: a review of the property's legal status (ownership, charges, mortgages, objections, planning) before signing any promise of sale or paying a deposit.
Depending on the debt and the documents (invoice, cheque, bill of exchange, contract), options include a formal notice, a payment order or a claim before the commercial court. The right route is decided during the consultation.
Fees depend on the nature and complexity of the file and are agreed clearly with the client before work begins.
In Arabic and Darija; documents written in French are of course reviewed.
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