Judicial Bailiff in Tunisia for International Clients & Expats
Official process service, cross-border judgment enforcement (exequatur), commercial debt recovery, and remote tenancy litigation managed by Maître Nabil Baffoun, sworn judicial officer in Tunis since 1998 and former President of the ISIE.
Core Legal Services for International Clients
Statutory judicial officer authority combined with modern digital efficiency and full bilingual reporting.
Cross-Border Service of Process
Formal notification of judicial and extrajudicial deeds, court summonses, foreign lawsuits, and arbitration notices under bilateral treaties and the Hague Conventions.
Enforcement of Foreign Judgments (Exequatur)
Assisting foreign counsels and litigants through the Tunisian exequatur procedure (CDIP Art. 11+) to execute foreign court orders, divorce rulings, and monetary awards in Tunisia.
International B2B Debt Recovery
Amicable and judicial collection of commercial debts, unpaid supplier invoices, and banking defaults with rapid asset tracing, bank garnishments, and property seizures.
Remote Real Estate & Tenancy Management
Full legal handling for expatriates and non-resident property owners: rent collection, formal default notices, fast-track eviction orders, and repossession with police assistance.
Authentic Bailiff Evidence Reports (Constat)
Sworn on-site inspections for construction defects, commercial stock audits, software & website copyright infringements, social media defamation, and contract breaches.
Why Global Law Firms & Corporations Trust Our Office
Office Coordinates & Jurisdiction
32 Avenue de la Liberté, Lafayette, 1002 Tunis, Tunisia
+216 99 442 883 (Direct & WhatsApp)
contact@huissierdejustice.tn
Jurisdiction: Court of Appeal of Tunis & Republic of Tunisia
Frequently Asked Questions by International Counsel
Can an international law firm or corporation retain a bailiff in Tunisia directly?
Yes. Cabinet Maître Nabil Baffoun directly represents international legal entities, multinationals, and foreign law firms. All communications and documentation can be coordinated in English or French.
What is required to enforce a foreign judgment in Tunisia?
Under the Tunisian Private International Law Code (CDIP Art. 11 et seq.), foreign judgments must obtain an exequatur order from the Court of First Instance. Once granted, our office immediately proceeds with enforcement and bank account garnishments.
How can non-residents manage eviction of defaulting tenants in Tunis?
You do not need to travel to Tunisia. By executing a special consular power of attorney at your nearest Tunisian Consulate, our office handles the formal demand, court representation with our affiliated bar attorneys, and physical eviction enforcement.
What is the territorial jurisdiction of Cabinet Maître Nabil Baffoun?
Our office has direct statutory jurisdiction over the Court of Appeal of Tunis (Tunis, Ariana, Ben Arous, Manouba). We also provide seamless nationwide coordination through our established network of accredited bailiffs in Sousse, Sfax, Bizerte, Nabeul, and Djerba.