Mabel MOROSIN
Avocate associée - Spécialiste FSA droit de la famille
EDUCATION
- Titre de spécialiste FSA droit de la famille (2024)
- Bar exam (2014)
- Certificate of Advanced Studies in Legal Professions, ECAV, Geneva (2012)
- Master in general law, University of Geneva, cum laude (2012)
- Bachelor of Law, University of Neuchâtel, cum laude (2010)
EXPERIENCE
- Partner at M&MA Associés (from 2023)
- Associate at Kulik Seidler, Geneva (2019-2023)
- Associate at the firm of Ninon Pulver, Geneva (2014-2019)
- Trainee lawyer with the law firm of Ninon Pulver, Geneva (2013-2014)
MEMBER
- Geneva Bar Association
- Swiss Bar Association
- Association of collaborative law and practice
- Lawyer in mediation
NEWS
- Janvier 2025 : intervention pour les Rentes Genevoises sur le thème
« Incidence de la LPP sur la liquidation du régime matrimonial » - Février 2024 : intervention au Pilier (Genève) sur le thème « Partage de la prévoyance professionnelle en cas de divorce »
- Septembre 2021 : intervention au Pilier (Genève) sur le thème « Partage de la prévoyance professionnelle en cas de divorce »
LANGUAGES
- French, Italian and English
Years of internships and collaborations in specialized family law structures in Geneva have strengthened her determination to practice in this constantly evolving field, which covers a wide variety of subjects (filiation, adoption, partnership, divorce, separation, parental authority, domestic violence, taxation, etc.) and has a fundamentally human dimension.
The practice of family law is not just about rigorously defending clients, but also about listening, providing transparent advice and accompanying them through the various stages of family life, “for better or for worse”.
Mabel Morosin uses her technical and interpersonal skills with great energy and honesty, to help her clients emerge from the crisis they are going through, by offering them what is best for them personally, in terms of family and assets.
It is precisely because she is a family lawyer specializing in family conflicts and crises that she provides up-front advice to help her clients make the right choices for their lives and families. The adage “prevention is better than cure” is particularly well-suited to the difficulties that can arise from uninformed choices.