SELAS VIOLIN Axelle et DELOUPY Guillaume

What SELAS VIOLIN Axelle et DELOUPY Guillaume offers Italian speakers in Menton

Menton sits on the Italian border, and this office on Avenue Thiers works in Italian as a matter of course. Guillaume Deloupy is named for it repeatedly by Italian clients, one of whom came for a succession, another describing the practice as a whole as speaking the language well. That combination, a border town and an Italian-speaking notaire, covers the case that turns up here constantly: an estate or a property that straddles the two countries and has to satisfy both.

Axelle Violin and Deloupy are the two notaires. Violin handles company-held property, including a run of sales for an SCI (a French company structure widely used to hold real estate), and a Menton estate agent works with Deloupy year-round. Deloupy closed a sale and the purchase that followed it in what the client calls record time, working through weekends to manage it, which is worth knowing if your two transactions are chained together and the dates are tight. Clients describe explanations given calmly and in full before signature, at the compromis de vente (the binding preliminary contract) as well as at the final act. The record here is clean. Nothing in it flags a stalled file, an unanswered email or a billing dispute, which across this profession is less common than it ought to be.