Originally from Geneva, I consider myself first and foremost a citizen of the world. Forged by my travels and international experiences, I enjoy exploring beyond limits and norms and I love nurturing myself through meaningful human encounters.
After studying law at the University of Geneva, I earned a Master’s degree at Duke University in the United States. This American experience profoundly influenced my career, allowing me to work within Geneva’s financial sector while maintaining close professional ties with Anglo-Saxon countries.
I have always been fascinated by psychology and the complexity of human relationships, both in professional and personal contexts. This passion led me to train in coaching, where I acquired essential tools to better understand and manage the emotional dynamics of my clients.
During 25 years in the corporate world, I developed deep expertise in corporate governance, business development, and human resources. This broad experience now enables me, as a lawyer, to fully grasp the realities my clients face.
On a personal level, I am remarried and the father of three children. I know from experience that the path through separation requires time and reflection. That is why I offer not only my legal expertise but also emotional support to help clients navigate the challenges of such major life transitions.
I have worked as a corporate lawyer for many years, dealing with complex negotiations, financial stakes, and strict legal frameworks. Recently, I chose to expand my practice to family, employment, and contract law—but not to practice law like everyone else.
What drives me is the desire to practice law with attention to emotions, relationships, and the human realities behind each case. To do this, I offer coaching in addition to my legal expertise.
Law is often highly technical and impersonal. Coaching brings more humanity and depth to it. I have chosen to blend the two together. This dual approach allows me to work differently—with rigor, but also with empathy and heart.
In delicate moments—separations, custody disputes, inheritance matters, dismissals, or burnout—I aim not only to defend positions but to preserve what truly matters: connection, communication, and balance.
Lawffice SA
Rue du Général-Dufour 22
1204 Geneva
Switzerland
Phone: +41 (0) 22 557 05 42