Law office · Administrative District, Tetouan
Lawyer at the Tetouan Bar Admitted before the Court of Cassation
Rigorous, attentive legal support — from the first consultation to the highest court. Our office stands opposite the Tetouan Court of Appeal, and we plead before first-instance courts, courts of appeal and the Court of Cassation.
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Maître Moad Sahli
Admitted before the Court of Cassation
Résidence Jawhara Tétouan, 2nd floor No. 12 — Administrative District
01Maître Moad Sahli
Maître Moad Sahli is registered with the Tetouan Bar and admitted to plead before the Court of Cassation. He receives clients at his office in the Administrative District, directly opposite the Court of Appeal, and represents them before courts throughout Morocco.
His admission before the Court of Cassation means your case stays with the same lawyer at every stage: first instance, appeal, then cassation if needed — no change of counsel, no loss of the case history.
02Practice areas
Advice, drafting, advocacy and appeals: the office represents you before first-instance, commercial and administrative courts, courts of appeal and the Court of Cassation.
Drafting cassation briefs and replies before the Court of Cassation, following a careful review of the appeal ruling and available grounds.
Contracts and obligations, liability and compensation, road accidents, enforcement of judgments.
Book for this areaLand registration and objections, melk titles, sales, leases and evictions, partition.
Book for this areaDivorce, alimony, child custody, recognition of marriage, inheritance — with full discretion.
Book for this areaDefending the accused and assisting victims, from police custody to the highest court.
Book for this areaCompanies, cheques and bills of exchange, goodwill, debt recovery.
Book for this areaUnfair dismissal, wages and benefits, workplace accidents and occupational diseases.
Book for this areaAnnulment actions, expropriation, state liability, tax disputes.
Book for this area03From first instance to cassation
Only lawyers meeting the legal requirements are admitted to plead before the Court of Cassation — so you can follow your case with confidence, without changing counsel at each level.
Filing or defending the claim, producing evidence, attending hearings and expert reviews.
Lodging or answering an appeal — just steps from the office.
Reviewing whether the appeal ruling applied the law correctly, through a well-reasoned cassation brief.
Appeal deadlines are short and strict: contact the office as soon as the judgment or ruling is served.
04The office
A convenient address in the heart of Tetouan's Administrative District: easy to reach, just steps from the courthouse.
05How we work
We listen carefully and pin down the core of the dispute with you.
Review of the file and documents, clear presentation of legal options.
A clear fee agreement before any step, with no surprises.
Representation in court and updates at every stage.
06Appointment
Choose the area, date and time. Your request is sent to the office's WhatsApp, and the appointment is confirmed with you directly.
Please pick a day in the calendar.
WhatsApp opened with your request pre-filled: just tap “Send”. The office will contact you to confirm.
07FAQ
Police custody, imminent hearing, appeal deadline about to expire: call directly.
06 61 81 95 32Yes, if one of the grounds set out by law applies, such as a breach of law or insufficient reasoning. The deadline is short (generally 30 days from service in civil matters), so contact the office as soon as you receive the ruling.
No. The law requires the lawyer to be admitted before the Court of Cassation. Maître Moad Sahli is admitted, so he can follow your case to the highest level.
About 45 minutes at the office in Tetouan, by phone or by video. We listen to your situation, review the documents and present your legal options along with a fee estimate.
Rue Hassan El Ouazzani, Résidence Jawhara Tétouan, 2nd floor No. 12, Administrative District — directly opposite the Tetouan Court of Appeal.
According to the nature, complexity and court level of the case. They are clearly agreed before any action, in line with the rules of the legal profession.
Yes. With a certified power of attorney, we can represent you before Moroccan courts without you having to travel, with remote updates throughout the proceedings.
08Contact