Translations from English to French
Building bridges between Australia and France
Australian legal documents
Editorial, web and marketing content
Certified translations
Translation as a communication tool
Australian legal documents:
who are you communicating with?
the judiciary (I’ll mirror the layout of the source document),
website users, customers, partners, legal practitioners?
Marketing, editorial and web content:
the focus is on your French audience taking your message to heart.
• Translations fit for purpose delivered with care •
• Qualifications • Reliability •
What type of translation do you need?
to translate Australian legal documents:
- contracts
- deeds
- powers of attorney
- affidavits
- business law documents
- family law documents
- court documents
- deeds
to translate marketing, editorial, and web content:
- website content,
- brochures,
- presentations,
- newsletters,
- blog posts,
- press releases
- terms of use
- policy statements…
Some translations required for official purposes need to be NAATI-certified, for example:
- birth certificates
- marriage certificates
- divorce certificates
- decrees of dissolution of marriage
- death certificates
- ASIC database extracts
To find out how I can help,
I work with…
… entrepreneurs, legal practitioners, small and medium businesses and teams who want to:
- reach French-speaking audiences,
- send documents to the French administration or court system,
- foster partnerships,
- open up new markets in France,
- address a French audience,
- sell their products or services online,
while having a positive impact on society.
I also deliver certified translations of personal documents.
I am…
- sensitive to the challenges that we currently face on a global level, and I am looking at ways my business and my services can be part of the solution;
- curious by nature, and I have developed an interest in holistic well-being, organic cosmetics, aromatherapy, yoga, mindful working, transpersonal development, organic produce, permaculture, wine, sustainable tourism, lifestyle, neuroplasticity, entrepreneurship, anything that can help us live a fulfilled life, find and express our own voices.
I like to deliver translations fit for purpose
- Tell me how the translation is going to be used (a printed document, published online, for information, for a court case etc.) and by whom (the general public, or a segment, professionals, the French administration etc.).
- You may have specific requests: for example, a glossary for an ongoing project, correcting the proofs before printing, or proofreading before publication the text your web designer has prepared.
- Together, we can find the best way to meet your needs.
- You may know by now that I am NAATI-certified (see the About page). I am also an AUSIT member and I have studied English-to-French legal translation.
Time frame
- When do you need your translation for? For a specific date or event? Let me know. Otherwise, what would be your ideal time frame?
- I always send a quote before starting a translation. Can you email me the documents/texts to translate?
It’s always good to see our translation partners putting in as much effort into the research for a project as you do!
Details
- Qualifications, experience, quality assurance processes and a love for the French language are my building blocks to deliver a French translation fit for purpose.
- I like to research terminology in context: I will look for French terminology in your area of business.
You will find information about my qualifications and credentials on the About page.
Do you need French translations?
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