In the legal battle that has pitted him against his father’s partner for several years, the only son and guardian of perfumer Jean-Paul Guerlain has just won an important victory. The Versailles Court of Appeal declared, in a judgment delivered on Thursday January 12, Kirsten Kragh Michelsen, known as Christina, […]
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Social housing from mother to son
Ihen a tenant in the private sector dies, his lease contract must automatically be transferred to his descendants, if they have lived with him for at least one year. When a tenant of social housing dies, the same principle of automaticity is supposed to apply, although, in addition to the […]
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Faced with mistreatment in nursing homes, the public authorities are “not up to it”, according to the Defender of Rights
The Defender of Rights is once again sounding the alarm about the situation of the elderly in nursing homes. “We are still seeing violations of the rights of residents in nursing homes (…). The response of the public authorities is not commensurate with the attacks denounced, nor with the urgency”regrets […]
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Matrimonial regime: what to think about when moving abroad?
Matrimonial regime: what to think about when moving abroad? Attention, alert Xaviera Favrie, notary at KL Conseil, an expatriation can modify your matrimonial regime without your knowledge, if you got married without a contract.
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Pension reform: you can (already) simulate the impact on your minimum retirement age and full rate
“Am I concerned? This was the question on almost everyone’s lips, Tuesday, January 10, after the presentation of the outline of the pension reform desired by the executive. It is also the name of a simulation tool put online from 8 p.m. that same day, at the request of the […]
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“French pensioners are sitting on an invisible treasure: latent real estate capital gains”
AT every five years, for more than twenty years, the same debate on pension reform has seen the same arguments brandished, the same scarecrows, the same obsessions. The issue of pension funding is generally confined to the sole technical methods of levying assets, with two points of tension: the retirement […]
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Remarriage: what financial and financial impacts to expect?
Are you about to remarry? The property and financial impacts will be legion, it is better to keep them in mind to avoid unpleasant surprises. If you are receiving a compensatory allowance, your remarriage may lead to a review, or even its abolition, if there is a “significant change in […]
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Pension reform: what changes (already) in 2023
“This year will be the year of a pension reform which aims to ensure the balance of our system”, confirmed the Head of State, Emmanuel Macron, on December 31, 2022 during his wishes to the French. After the failure of the universal pension system, the executive hopes, in 2023, to […]
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Livret A, minimum wage, pensions, housing or childcare aid… which will be upgraded in 2023
Inflation obliges, many amounts and rates must be revalued in a significant way this year. Please note, for certain benefits, such as pensions and family allowances, a 4% increase had been granted in advance in the summer of 2022 as part of the law of emergency measures for purchasing power […]
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what changes on January 1 for the household budget
In front of a Navigo pass reloading station, in the Paris metro, in March 2020. HUGO PASSARELLO LUNA / HANS LUCAS VIA AFP Por the finances of individuals, the arrival of the new year rhymes with the entry into force of a series of measures, rate increases and revaluations. In […]