Divorce and dissolution
Agreed and contested divorce, dissolution of stable unions and asset division under the applicable property regime.
Our practice areas
Divorce, custody, maintenance and recognition of partnerships handled with sensitivity, discretion and a focus on solutions that last.
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Family matters are rarely purely legal. They involve personal histories, relationships and often children. We therefore handle each case discreetly and listen carefully, without using legal expertise to fuel conflict.
Whenever possible, we seek agreement: well-designed settlements last longer, cost less and preserve relationships that must continue after proceedings. When agreement is impossible or unsafe, we act firmly in court.
We also handle urgent situations, such as protective orders, interim maintenance and immediate arrangements for parental contact.
What we do
Agreed and contested divorce, dissolution of stable unions and asset division under the applicable property regime.
Custody arrangements, parenting schedules and revision of agreements that no longer meet a child's needs.
Establishing, reviewing, ending and enforcing maintenance for children, former spouses and ascendants.
Recognition and dissolution of stable unions, cohabitation agreements and prenuptial agreements.
Recognition and investigation of paternity, socio-affective parentage and correction of civil registry records.
Protective orders, parental alienation and representation in cases requiring an immediate response.
Your rights, always by your side
The first consultation is about understanding the whole situation, without rushing and in an atmosphere of trust.
We explain the alternatives — settlement, mediation or litigation — and their practical effects on you and your children.
We draft settlements or court documents and negotiate with the other party professionally and respectfully.
We stay by your side through court approval and afterwards, whenever arrangements need to be reviewed.
Frequently asked questions
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Ask a questionYes, through a notary, when both parties agree and there are no minor children or children lacking legal capacity. Where there are minor children, court proceedings are mandatory even for an agreed divorce.
No. Shared custody concerns sharing decisions about a child's life. Contact time is determined separately, according to the child's actual routine.
By balancing the recipient's needs with the payer's means. The law sets no fixed percentage: the amount depends on evidence of income and actual expenses.
It is possible. Treaties and international cooperation procedures cover service of documents, maintenance and parental contact. We frequently handle these situations.
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