Family law
Family conflicts are among the legal situations in which a decision made at a difficult time can have effects for many years. When minor children are involved, it is even more important that the legal strategy be built with care, balance and a good understanding of the consequences of each step.
I offer consultation, assistance and representation in family law cases, starting from the analysis of the specific situation, documents and objectives of the client.
When possible, I seek to identify a solution that limits the conflict and avoids an unnecessary process. When an agreement is not possible, I prepare and support the necessary steps to protect the client's rights and interests.
Divorce
I provide legal assistance regarding:
- divorce by agreement or fault;
- analysis of the legal consequences of the dissolution of marriage;
- preparing and drafting applications and necessary documents;
- establishing measures regarding minor children;
- representation before the court;
- patrimonial issues that arise in connection with the termination of marriage.
Depending on the specific situation, it is important that before initiating the procedure, not only the conditions of the divorce, but also its effects on the children and the family's assets are analyzed.
Children after parental separation
When there are minor children, misunderstandings may arise regarding:
- exercising parental authority;
- determining the child's residence;
- the personal contact program with the parent separated from the child;
- parents' contribution to the expenses of raising and educating children;
- modifying previously established measures when circumstances have changed.
After divorce, the rule provided by the Civil Code is the joint exercise of parental authority, and in the absence of the parents' agreement, the court may determine the child's residence and other necessary measures, in relation to his or her best interests.
Maintenance pension
I provide assistance in establishing, modifying and enforcing maintenance obligations, including in situations where the contribution of one of the parents does not correspond to the needs of the child or the real possibilities of the obligated parent.
The Civil Code provides for the obligation of both parents to ensure the maintenance of the minor child and, under certain conditions, of the adult child continuing his/her studies.
Division of assets
