Karm Anne

Karm Anne is a Professor at Paris-Dauphine University, where she has held academic and administrative roles since 2014. She previously served as Professor at the University of Rennes 1 (2001–2014) and Lecturer at the University of Maine (1999–2001). She holds a doctorate in Private Law from the University of Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas (awarded the university's Thesis Prize and Chancellery Dupin Aîné Prize) and an agrégation in Private Law and Criminal Sciences (2001).

Her research focuses on:

• Notarial Law, particularly matrimonial regimes and estate planning
• Family Law, including spousal property rights and asset division
• Patrimonial Law, covering business assets in marital contexts
• Civil Law reforms in property and donation frameworks

Her publications consistently address legal complexities in matrimonial property systems, with recent work examining industrial capital gains, universal community clauses, and professional asset protection. She maintains a strong emphasis on practical notarial applications.

Administrative responsibilities include:

• Director of Notarial Law Specialization (Master 1 & 2) since 2024
• Director, Diploma of Advanced Studies in Notarial Studies (2024–present)
• Co-Director, Diploma in Wealth Management (2017–present)
• Head of Law Doctoral Program, SDOSE Doctoral School (2022–present)
• Elected Member, Scientific Council (2024–present)