Have questions about divorce or inheritance law in Aswan?

Timelines vary depending on whether the divorce is contested or uncontested, and whether disputes exist over property, custody, or financial support. Uncontested cases can move through the courts more efficiently, while contested matters may take longer. We provide an estimated timeframe after reviewing your case details.

For divorce, you generally need your marriage certificate, identification documents, and any relevant financial or property records. For inheritance matters, we typically require the death certificate, family register, and documentation of assets. Our team will provide a full checklist during your consultation.

Yes, we represent clients in inheritance disputes involving disagreements over asset distribution, will validity, and heir entitlements under Egyptian inheritance law. We work to resolve matters through negotiation where possible and represent clients in court when necessary.

Yes, our family law practice includes custody arrangements, visitation schedules, and financial support matters connected to divorce proceedings. We assess each family's circumstances to advocate for arrangements that reflect the client's priorities and legal rights.

Many clients prefer an initial in-person meeting at our Aswan office, but we also accommodate phone and video consultations for clients located elsewhere or with scheduling constraints. Document review and case updates can often be handled remotely as well.

Fees depend on the complexity of the case, whether it involves litigation, and the services required. We discuss fee structures openly during the initial consultation so clients understand costs before proceeding with representation.

While based in Aswan, Egypt, we represent clients from surrounding governorates and can coordinate consultations remotely for those unable to travel. Contact us to confirm whether we can assist with your specific location.

Bring any relevant identification, marriage or death certificates, prior legal correspondence, and a summary of your concerns or goals. This helps us assess your situation accurately and outline potential next steps during the meeting.