About us
History of the Reymond Office
The office was founded in 2000, when Me Gérard REYMOND was appointed, at Rue de la Rôtisserie 6 in Geneva.
His son, Me Hubert REYMOND, qualified and sworn in before the Geneva Council of State, succeeded him. The office later moved to Rue de la Cité 3 in the old town. It now welcomes clients at Rue Muzy 8, Geneva.
The office combines the experience of the profession with present-day resources to meet its clients’ needs. It remains attentive to the legal, economic and human circumstances of each assignment.
In 2023, the office joined the Chamber of Judicial Bailiffs of Geneva.
We are pleased to welcome Ms Audrey Gallière, our new colleague and clerk at the office.
Judicial Bailiffs in Geneva
Judicial bailiffs are public officers (officiers ministériels) like notaries, and they act independently across the entire canton of Geneva. With a numerus clausus of nine, they are appointed by the Council of State and take an oath when entering office. The profession is independent and governed by the law and regulations concerning judicial bailiffs. The activities of judicial bailiffs include, among others:
They prepare factual reports, condition reports, inventories, etc.
They serve legal notifications and provide services to the courts.
They draw up protests.
They intervene in voluntary public or forced auctions.
They act in the execution phase of judgments concerning the forced eviction of tenants and carry out provisional measures.