Team
Notaries in Partnership
Notaries
Mellony Bon is a notary at Acte 2, which she joined in 2019 as a trainee notary. She specializes in family law and private and professional estate matters. She particularly supports families in the transfer and organization of their assets, as well as in estate settlement and the division of marital property.
As a Notary with acte 2 since 2019, Isabelle Desvignes’ practice focuses on family law and private and professional wealth management, both in a national and international context.
As a Notary with acte 2 since 2019, Alexandra Dupichot’s practice focuses on real estate investment and construction and planning law particularly with international clients.
Clément Knall-Demars, a notary partner at Acte 2, which he joined in 2019, deals with real estate law for individuals. Thus providing guidance to the firm’s French and international private clients, for their real estate projects.
As a Notary in partnership with acte 2 since 2018, Bertrand Maury runs the family law and private estate law department. His practice focuses on the areas of professional and private estate law and more specifically on restructuring and transfer of businesses and complex estates.
Sébastien Jarry, a partner notary at Acte 2 which he joined in 2014, works in the fields of investment real estate, property development and construction and urban planning law.
As a Notary with acte 2 since 2019, Sophie Amiel’s practice focuses on real estate investment, property development and construction and planning law.
As a Notary in partnership and founder of acte 2, David Vittori’s practice focuses on structured real estate financing, on real estate investment, and on construction and planning law.
David Vittori lectures at Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne University, on the Master 2 degree in Real Estate Law (Master 2 Droit de l’immobilier).
As a Notary in partnership with acte 2 which she joined in 2015, Marie-Laure Baffoy’s practice focuses on real estate investment, property development and construction and planning law.
Marie-Laure Baffoy is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and lectures at Paris Dauphine University (Master degree 246).