Not just a tax lawyer. Your fiscal architect and sparring partner.

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I am a French tax lawyer for those whose lives and businesses span borders. Founders, investors, web3 builders, family guardians, creative nomads—you've built something real and carry the weight of risk and complexity. I design tax architecture that holds your life, companies, and legacy. You can stop fearing uncertainty and start making clear, sovereign decisions. If this resonates, you're in the right place.

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My path to becoming your fiscal sparring partner

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I didn’t grow up dreaming of tax codes. As a child I was quiet, always observing, always in my head. I loved books, wanted to be an archaeologist, and was fascinated by everything hidden beneath the surface.

In a family marked by separations and recompositions, I learned very young that money and structure could either protect or destabilise a life. My father encouraged me to choose a “serious” profession, something solid, rational, non emotional. I started with accounting, then moved into law with an equivalence, specialising in business law and tax. I thought: “if I work on money and structure, I can be useful without being swallowed by emotion”.

I built a double competence in law and accounting and joined a major American firm, then EY in transaction tax. The complexity, the deals, the intellectual challenge were there. But I was missing something essential: humanity. I moved to a niche tax firm with a small team and high end clients. The technical level was excellent, but the culture was still dominated by ego, power games and orders dropped from above.

The breaking point came when I was fired while pregnant. It was brutal, but clarifying. I realised I loved tax. I did not love the way it was practised around me. I did not want to spend my life in environments where power mattered more than substance and people.

So I gave myself two years and launched my own practice. It worked. I worked with former colleagues, with Swiss clients, and connected with founders, start ups and entrepreneurs with cross border lives. That’s when something important became clear:

What I truly loved was not just “doing tax”.

I loved seeing the whole landscape.

I loved showing the different paths ahead and the consequences of each.

I loved turning chaos into trajectory.

For a long time, I still tried to prove I was “at the level”: playing in the same arena as very established male counterparts, being the best, being in the right circles. Then I simply stopped caring. I did not need that game to know my value.

When that dropped, my way of working changed. The pure technical display moved to the background. Your projects, your fears, your family, your dreams came to the front. I stopped treating tax as a separate, sterile topic and started treating it as what it really is: the deep architecture behind the life you are trying to build.

Today, I am not here to impress you with jargon or to sell you aggressive optimisation. I am here to be the person who can hold your whole story – the numbers, the risks, the ambitions, the moral questions – and turn it into a fiscal architecture that is intelligent, calm and truly yours.

Expertise and track record

Behind the poetry of dreams and architecture lies a solid technical foundation. I've spent almost 2 decades working on complex tax matters—first in major international firms, then in a niche high-end practice, and now in my own structure dedicated entirely to entrepreneurs, investors, and families with cross-border lives.

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What this means in practice

A strong institutional background

I trained and practised in large international and specialised firms, working on demanding M&A, restructuring and international tax files before creating my own boutique practice.

Files where you cannot improvise

I am regularly involved in sales of companies, reorganisations of international groups, changes of tax residence, structuring of international holdings, and preparation of intergenerational transmission.

Clients with real stakes

I work with founders, key executives, investors and families who have companies, assets and lives spread across several countries, and who know that a wrong move can affect far more than a balance sheet.

Trusted referrals

A significant part of my clients arrive through recommendations from other lawyers, accountants, family offices, private banks and wealth managers who want a global, coherent vision for their clients.

This is the ground on which the more subtle part of my work rests: reading your trajectory, feeling the tensions and then building a structure that is both technically impeccable and deeply human.

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How I work with you

I am your fiscal sparring partner, not a distant technician.

You bring me the full picture – how you live, what you’ve built, what you want to protect – and we think together. I ask the questions nobody has asked you yet and turn your answers into a clear, written roadmap. You stay the decision maker. I make sure every choice is informed, coherent and defensible.

How I fit with your other advisors

I do not replace your accountant, notaire, banker or family office.

I give all of you one thing they cannot create alone: a global architecture that connects every piece of your life, business and assets. When needed, I coordinate with them so that what we design together is implemented correctly and stays aligned over time.

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Why I do this work

My mission is to transform fiscal fear into sovereignty for people who carry significant weight. I help you move from "I hope this holds" to "I know exactly what I'm doing and why"—with a structure that supports your ambitions rather than limiting them.

I believe tax strategy only has value if it honors three things simultaneously: your integrity, your vision, and your inner peace. If a structure is clever but fragile, opaque, or morally uncomfortable, it's not a good structure. We don't take that path.

My vision is simple: a world where entrepreneurs, investors, and families live at the height of their ambitions and feel fully responsible for their decisions—because the architecture behind their life, business, and legacy is solid, honest, and understood.

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Values and how they show up in our work

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Pragmatism

We start from your real life, not from theory. Every recommendation must be livable, applicable and grounded in your actual constraints.

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Vision & creativity

We do not just “fix” problems. We use fiscal strategy to open new trajectories, align with your dreams and create room for what you really want to build.

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Radical clarity

No hiding behind jargon. You understand your structure, your options and your risks. If you cannot explain it, we simplify until you can.

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Responsibility

I do not take your responsibility away, I help you carry it better. We think and choose together, so you stay sovereign over your decisions.

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Precision

Every detail matters. We work with nuance, finesse and intellectual elegance, so your architecture is both efficient and solid in front of any administration.

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My stance on ethics and tax

I do not help people cheat. I help people take intelligent, assumable decisions.

For me, the line is clear

  • Fraud → no.

  • Empty, aggressive schemes → no.

  • Solid strategy anchored in your real life → yes.

You are not “a bad citizen” because you want to move, optimise or pay only what is coherent with your situation. The problem begins when things are hidden, artificial or impossible to defend.

My commitment

  • Everything we design is legal, explainable and defendable.

  • It must be something you can assume in front of your family, partners and a tax inspector.

  • If a path feels fragile, opaque or misaligned for you, we do not take it.

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The future I am designing for with you

International tax is not going to get simpler.

Cooperation between states is increasing, transparency tools are getting sharper, and AI will make it even harder to hide or improvise.

What this means for you

  • Locking your strategy into one country or one rulebook is no longer enough

  • Fragile, artificial structures will be harder and harder to defend

  • The real luxury will be to live, move and invest freely with nothing to hide and nothing to fear

My role is to help you build an architecture that can breathe with this future:

  • grounded in substance, not loopholes

  • flexible enough to follow your life and projects

  • solid enough to stand when the rules, tools and governments change

Your dreams are long term. Your fiscal strategy has to be too.

Ready to give your biggest dreams a fiscal structure that actually holds?

Come with your questions, documents and big ideas. We will see if this is the right space to hold them.

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