Review of your case
The facts, documents and relevant deadlines are examined before deciding which steps to take.
Lawyer admitted to the Rabat Bar
Maître Abdelkarim Souha
Legal guidance for your affairs in Morocco.
Lawyer admitted to the Rabat Bar
Maître Abdelkarim Souha is a lawyer admitted to the Rabat Bar. He provides legal advice and representation in property, civil, criminal, commercial, administrative and tax matters.
He holds a law degree and a master’s in contractual litigation and real estate law from Mohammed V University in Rabat. His work places particular emphasis on legal analysis, documentary evidence and procedural requirements.
The firm also assists individuals and businesses based abroad with their affairs in Morocco. Remote consultations can be arranged in English, French or Arabic by appointment.
The first step is to review your enquiry. The scope of any engagement is agreed with you after the firm has considered the relevant documents, its ability to act and any potential conflicts of interest.
Education
- Master’s in Contractual Litigation and Real Estate Law — Mohammed V University, Rabat
- Law degree — Mohammed V University, Rabat
Inside the firm
A place to meet in Rabat
The firm welcomes you by appointment in Hay El Fath. An initial conversation helps clarify your enquiry, the documents needed and the consultation arrangements.
Villa 12, Bahr Alchamal, Hay El Fath, Rabat.
Plan your visitWorking with the firm
Our approach to your matter
Clear communication
Options, difficulties and next steps are explained so that you can make informed decisions.
Agreed fees
The scope of the work, legal fees and anticipated expenses are discussed before the service begins.
Professional confidentiality
Information entrusted to the firm is handled in accordance with the lawyer’s professional duties.
From your first enquiry to an agreed scope of work
Understand your enquiry
Briefly describe the matter, your objective and any upcoming dates. Basic contact details are enough to arrange a conversation.
Review the relevant documents
The firm identifies the documents needed and examines the facts, potential difficulties and possible next steps.
Agree the arrangements
The scope of work, fees and anticipated expenses are clarified before the engagement begins.
FAQ
Before your first consultation
Practical information to help you prepare.
What should I prepare for the consultation?
Gather relevant contracts, correspondence, decisions and supporting records, together with a short timeline. Flag any summons or deadline promptly. Wait for the office’s instructions before sending sensitive documents.
Can I consult from outside Morocco?
Yes. A phone or video consultation can be arranged for a matter involving Moroccan law, subject to agreement on the time and consultation arrangements.