Law office · Fez, Morocco

Your rights deserve a serious, loyal defence

Maître Nabil Benzekri, a lawyer at the Fez Bar, receives you at his office on Route de Sidi Brahim for legal advice, and represents you before the courts of Fez in family, criminal, civil and real-estate, business, employment and administrative matters.

Registered with the Fez Bar Association

  • Fez BarRegistered lawyer
  • 6 areasFamily · criminal · civil · business · employment · administrative
  • Arabic · FrenchClients received in both languages
  • Route de Sidi Brahim58 Rue Boujloud — Fez
NB نبيل بنزكري Lawyer at the Fez Bar

01The lawyer

A lawyer who listens, and defends you steadily

Maître Nabil Benzekri is a lawyer registered with the Fez Bar. He receives his clients — individuals, families, traders and companies — at his office on Rue Boujloud, Route de Sidi Brahim.

His approach is simple: listen carefully to the facts, study the documents thoroughly, then explain your legal position plainly and honestly before choosing the best route — settlement when it is possible, litigation when it is necessary.

Name
Maître Nabil Benzekri
Title
Lawyer at the Fez Bar
Office
58 Rue Boujloud, Route de Sidi Brahim, ground floor — Fez
Languages
Arabic and French
Clients
Individuals, families, Moroccans abroad, traders and companies

02Practice areas

Six areas, one commitment

Advice, drafting, assistance and representation: the office stays with you at every stage of your case, from the first question to the enforcement of the judgment.

01

Family law

Humane, measured support in family disputes under the Moroccan Family Code.

  • Divorce in all its forms
  • Maintenance, custody and visiting rights
  • Recognition of marriage and parentage
  • Inheritance and estate division
  • Enforcement of foreign judgments
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02

Criminal law

Defending the accused and assisting victims at every stage of the proceedings.

  • Assistance during investigation and inquiry
  • Defence before the courts and criminal chambers
  • Representing victims as civil parties
  • Road accidents and compensation
  • Complaints and applications for release
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03

Civil and real-estate law

Protecting your rights in contracts, property and civil liability.

  • Property disputes, land registration and objections
  • Residential and commercial leases, eviction
  • Drafting and reviewing contracts
  • Civil liability and compensation
  • Enforcement of judgments
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04

Business and company law

Supporting traders and companies before the commercial court and day to day.

  • Debt recovery and payment orders
  • Cheques and bills of exchange
  • Shareholder and company disputes
  • Business goodwill (fonds de commerce)
  • Companies in difficulty
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05

Employment and social security

Representing employees and employers in workplace disputes under the Labour Code.

  • Unfair dismissal and compensation
  • Unpaid wages and entitlements
  • Workplace accidents and occupational illness
  • Social security disputes
  • Advice for employers
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06

Administrative law

Challenging administrative decisions and defending your rights before the administrative court.

  • Actions for abuse of power
  • Expropriation and unlawful seizure
  • State liability and compensation
  • Tax disputes
  • Civil service disputes
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03Courts

At the heart of the Fez judicial district

The office is based in Fez, home to the Court of Appeal, the Commercial Court and the Administrative Court — close enough to follow your case day by day.

  1. 01

    Courts of first instance

    Civil, family, criminal and labour cases.

  2. 02

    Fez Court of Appeal

    Appeals and criminal chambers.

  3. 03

    Fez Commercial Court

    Disputes between traders, companies, commercial paper.

  4. 04

    Fez Administrative Court

    Disputes with the administration, expropriation, tax.

Our commitments

  • Confidentiality

    Everything you share is protected by professional secrecy.

  • Independence

    A candid legal opinion, even when it is not the one you hoped for.

  • Clear fees

    The engagement and fees are agreed clearly before any step is taken.

  • Follow-up

    You are kept informed of your case at every stage.

04Approach

From the first meeting to the final hearing

  1. 1

    Listening

    At the first appointment you set out the facts and we review your documents together.

  2. 2

    Analysis

    A legal study of the case and a frank look at the options and their prospects.

  3. 3

    Agreement

    The engagement and fees are set out clearly, then proceedings begin.

  4. 4

    Defence and follow-up

    Drafting submissions, attending hearings, and updating you at every development.

05Appointment

Book your appointment in one minute

Pick the area, day and time: your request goes straight to the office via WhatsApp. The appointment is confirmed by phone.

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06FAQ

Questions we are often asked

Urgent matter?

Police custody, an appeal deadline about to expire, a hearing coming up: call the office directly.

06 75 37 64 96

How do I get an appointment with Maître Benzekri?

Through the booking form on this page (the request arrives on WhatsApp), or by phone on +212 6 75 37 64 96 or +212 6 49 58 93 96. The appointment is confirmed by phone.

What should I bring to the first appointment?

Your ID and every document related to your case: contracts, judgments, summonses, letters, photos, certificates… The more complete the file, the more precise the advice.

How are fees set?

Fees depend on the nature of the case, its complexity and the work involved. They are agreed clearly with the client before any step is taken.

Is what I tell my lawyer confidential?

Yes. Lawyers are bound by professional secrecy: the information and documents you share are protected.

I live abroad — can you handle my case?

Yes. The first exchange can take place by phone or WhatsApp, and the office follows the case before the Moroccan courts, particularly in family, inheritance and property matters.

Does every dispute have to end up in court?

No. When a settlement or negotiation serves your interests, it is proposed first. Litigation remains the route when it is needed to protect your rights.

07Contact

Visit the office in Fez

  • Address58 Rue Boujloud, Route de Sidi Brahim, ground floor — Fez, Morocco
  • Phone / WhatsApp 06 75 37 64 96 · 06 49 58 93 96
  • Office hoursMonday – Friday: 09:00 – 12:30 and 15:00 – 18:30 · Saturday: 09:00 – 12:00