Cross-border reach in two jurisdictions.
Dedicated desks for the Turks & Caicos Islands and for France, run from London, so clients with interests abroad get joined-up advice rather than a referral and a handover.
One team, across borders
KMT Solicitors has dedicated desks for the Turks & Caicos Islands and for France, alongside its London office.
Where we are admitted
KMT Solicitors is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority in England and Wales, SRA number 513195. Senior Partner Peter Karam is also a member of the Turks and Caicos Bar and the Bar Association of Quebec.
Turks & Caicos Islands
A British Overseas Territory with a common law system, widely used for property ownership, corporate structuring and private wealth.
Senior Partner Peter Karam is a member of the Turks and Caicos Bar.
More on the Turks & Caicos desk
France
A civil law jurisdiction where succession rules, matrimonial property regimes and property transactions work very differently from England and Wales.
We help clients with French property, estates spanning both countries, and family matters where more than one jurisdiction could take the case.
More on the France deskCross-border capabilities
All capabilitiesProperty abroad
Buying, selling and holding property in another jurisdiction, and the structures used to do it.
Real EstateEstates across borders
Wills and succession where assets, domicile or beneficiaries sit in more than one country.
Private ClientCorporate structuring
Company formation and group structures spanning more than one jurisdiction.
CorporateInternational family
Divorce and children matters where jurisdiction itself is in issue.
Family & MatrimonialWe work in more than English
Tell us your preferred language when you first make contact.
As stated on team members' own profiles. We also arrange qualified interpreters and certified translation where a matter needs it.
A note on translated pages
Where this website is offered in another language, the English version is the definitive text. Translations are provided to help you understand what we do. They are not legal advice and should not be relied on in place of advice given to you directly.
Interests in more than one country?
Tell us where the assets, the people and the dispute each sit, and we will tell you how we would run it.
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