We advise on Egyptian law for foreign clients across family, property, inheritance and company/commercial matters. Court pleadings and hearings are carried out by licensed lawyers in Egypt; we lead strategy, drafting and client communication.

We are a UK-registered legal consultancy. We do not advise on UK law or perform reserved activities in England & Wales. Our advisory work concerns Egyptian law, delivered in coordination with licensed lawyers in Egypt.

Often not. Many procedures can be completed via a notarised and consular-legalised Power of Attorney with certified Arabic translations.

Yes—subject to domicile/residence and registration of marriage. Evidence, notices and translations are key. We assess forum, timeline and recognition steps abroad.

Usually via a recognition process if compatible with Egyptian public policy. A legalised judgment and Arabic translation are required.

Yes, subject to limits and zone-specific rules. We run title checks, clearances and advise on taxes and registration.

Usufruct grants long-term use/benefit while ownership remains with another party; freehold conveys ownership. Proper drafting and registration are essential.

Commonly LLCs and JSCs. We handle bilingual constitutions, licensing, tax/VAT registration, bank KYC and authorised signatories.

Yes—Arabic/English with clause-by-clause equivalence, governing law/seat planning, and certification/legalisation where needed.

Filed before the Family Court with the death certificate, heirs’ IDs, proof of relationship and any foreign probate documents (legalised and translated).

No. Full consular legalisation is required, followed by Arabic translation and local stamping.

Fixed-fee phases where possible, plus disbursements (court, notary, translations, government fees).

(1) Send a brief and documents → (2) conflicts & fee scope → (3) onboarding & KYC → (4) plan & evidence checklist → (5) filings and implementation with licensed counsel in Egypt where required.