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Written by Jean Taquet
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 Question: Thank you for your May newsletter about the endorsement of the B&B industry by the Paris City Hall. This has of course stirred up quite a lot of interest and questions/doubts.
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Written by Jean Taquet
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 One of my clients is an American woman who is experiencing a complicated and unpleasant situation regarding her rented apartment. Ten years ago, her future French husband had lived there with a girlfriend. When that relationship broke up and he left, he sent a registered letter to the landlord asking that his name be removed from the lease.
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Written by Jean Taquet
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 Question: As I plan to move from Italy to France in a month or two, I would like to be aware of problems other people are experiencing. I am an American married to an Italian and working in Italy as an IT consultant and my Italian residence permit is family-based: “married to an Italian national - E.U.” I take it that I cannot just pack up and go to France to look for a job.
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Written by Jean Taquet
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 The image that comes to mind is that of a wild animal with one paw caught in a strong metal trap. There seems to be no way out, no last minute solution.
Often foreigners feel that they have been intentionally trapped, which I usually qualify as being taken advantage of. I do not dispute that this is too often the case, but it does not occur as frequently as these foreigners think.
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 As of the end of 2009, half of the people who had registered for Auto-Entrepreneur status – created on the first day of 2009 – had no other job activity and were registered as being unemployed. French and American people will interpret this very differently, because they will focus on two different issues.
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