Condominiums represent more than a quarter of the housing stock in France.

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The foundational law for the status of co-ownership of built properties is the law of July 10, 1965. This law has evolved over the decades to adapt to the changing needs of co-owners.

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Always starting from the legal texts, the firm LEROUX AVOCAT advises its clients, including condominium associations, property managers, or co-owners, on updating their condominium regulations, drafting general assembly agendas, and preventing disputes related to construction work.

The firm also represents associations or co-owners in disputes related to requests for annulment of general assemblies, challenges to resolutions, collection of unpaid charges, disputes between co-owners, or actions against third parties.

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With expertise in both labor law and real estate law, the firm has a particular competence in managing condominium employees, who are subject to specific rules outlined in the National Collective Agreement for building caretakers, concierges, and property employees.