Stéphanie TRAVADE-LANNOY and Mélanie COURMONT-JAMET took part in the annual conference of the Institut du droit de la famille et du patrimoine (IDFP) on Thursday, 1 October 2026, which focused on the theme: “Building Family Solidarity: What Legal Tools Are Available to Lawyers Advising Families?”
On this occasion, together with Virginie Darmé-Longuet, a notary, and Anne-Caroline Vibourel, a lawyer, they led a workshop entitled “Solidarity in Everyday Life”.
BWG Associés has entered into a partnership with OurFamilyWizard, alongside Chauveau Mulon & Associés and Alexandre Boiché & Associés, to support the platform’s development in France.
Designed for co-parenting, OurFamilyWizard provides a range of tools, including secure messaging, a shared calendar and an expense-tracking feature, to facilitate communication and organisation between separated parents, with the children’s best interests in mind.
The partnership was celebrated at the launch of OurFamilyWizard in France, held in Paris on Tuesday, 29 September. The event provided an opportunity to present the platform and highlight digital solutions that can facilitate co-parenting and support families following separation.
On 22 October 2026, Charlotte ROBBE spoke at a session on “Recent Developments in Family Law”, alongside Sarah Torricelli Chrifi, Professor of Private Law at the University of Pau.
On 21 October 2026, Charlotte ROBBE spoke at the États généraux de l’amiable, during a session entitled “L’amiable : transformons l’essai !” (“Alternative Dispute Resolution: Let’s Build on the Momentum!”).
Alongside Laurence JOLY, Thierry TROIN, Natalie FRICERO, Soraya AMRANI-MEKKI, Erick BOYADJIAN, Laurence BOYER, Laura DURIN, Françoise ARTUR and Aude BERNARD, she contributed to discussions on the development of amicable dispute resolution methods and their role in legal and judicial practice.
On 14 October 2026, Charlotte ROBBE spoke alongside Clémence BERTIN-AYNÈS at a session organised by the Paris Bar Family Law Committee, presenting version 2 of the electronic divorce by mutual consent procedure (e-DCM).
The session provided an opportunity to present the developments introduced in this new version, designed to facilitate the implementation of divorce by mutual consent proceedings electronically.
