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Charlotte ROBBE
Partner
Charlotte has been a Partner at BWG since 2010.
She specializes in family law, wealth and estate matters, and the protection of vulnerable adults and minors, including guardianship and other court-supervised protection measures
Charlotte was elected to the French National Bar Council (Conseil National des Barreaux) for the 2021-2023 and 2024-2026 terms.
She is also a member of the Droit & Procédure Association.
Known for her rigorous and highly technical approach, Charlotte firmly believes that a case should be taken on with a clear objective: to move it forward efficiently and bring it to a successful resolution.
She primarily advises on complex and high-stakes matters, including:
– Divorces involving significant wealth and asset-related issues;
– Estate and inheritance disputes;
– Court-appointed protection measures for vulnerable adults and minors.
Charlotte particularly assists families facing situations of vulnerability, such as those involving a disabled child or an ageing parent and advises individuals wishing to plan ahead for a potential loss of autonomy, notably through future protection mandates (mandats de protection future).
- Divorces and other separations
- Assets
- Protection/Dependence
- Inheritance
- Family crisis
- Family counselling
- Specialisation: Family law, law of persons and their assets, and guardianship regimes (adults and minors)
- Master of Advanced Studies (DEA) in General Private Law (University of Paris I)
- Elected member of the Conseil National des Barreaux
- Member of the IDFP (Institut du Droit de la Famille et du Patrimoine- Institute of Family and Estate Law)
- Member of the Paris office of the ACE (Association des Avocats Conseils d’Entreprise- Corporate Counsel Association)
- Trained in collaborative law and interest-based negotiation at Harvard University
- Co-editor of Reflexe Droit de la famille (Lextenso)
- Author of numerous articles on vulnerability (notably Gazette du Palais)
- Author of the practical points of Dalloz Action Famille
- Leads numerous training sessions and regularly participates in discussions on vulnerability; she has represented the CNB (Conseil national des barreaux- National Council of Bars) on the working group chaired by Anne Caron Déglise.