RURAL, FOREST & WINEGROWING

In the agricultural, forestry and wine-growing sectors, land management and associated activities requires specialised legal expertise. Whether you are an investor, a farm manager or the owner of a vineyard, a notary is your ideal partner for navigating this complex environment with peace of mind.

Acquiring and managing agricultural and wine-growing land
Buying agricultural land or vineyards involves numerous legal and administrative procedures. Your notary assists you from the earliest stages, carrying out preliminary audits, drafting the deeds of sale and ensuring compliance with specific regulations, such as the SAFER’s right of pre-emption or controls on agricultural structures. Their involvement secures your investment and ensures the sustainability of your operation.

Business structuring and transfer
The sustainability of your business depends on appropriate legal structuring. Your notary will advise you on the choice and creation of appropriate structures, whether they be agricultural operating companies, agricultural land groups or forestry groups. When transferring your business or assets, he or she will put in place optimised strategies, taking into account tax and inheritance aspects, to safeguard your interests and those of your heirs.

Sustainable forest management and forestry investments
Forest management requires special attention, both legally and environmentally. Your notary assists in establishing forestry groups, drafting emphyteutic leases, or setting up easements, while ensuring compliance with current environmental regulations. Their expertise guarantees the sustainable and profitable exploitation of your forest resources.

Anticipation and personalised advice
In a constantly changing environment, anticipating rural sector changes is essential. Your notary, with deep knowledge of rural, forestry and wine-growing law, can provide you with tailor-made support. They help you navigate through the legal complexities, optimise your operations and secure your projects, so that you can concentrate fully on developing your business.

When you call on your notary, you’re choosing a partner you can trust to build and protect your rural assets, while ensuring the success and sustainability of your projects.

• Land and agricultural activities
• Land and wine-growing activities
• Forest and forestry groups