Family Law

Family law is a branch of law that regulates relationships within families, including marriage, divorce, parenthood, custody, inheritance, and other related aspects. This legal discipline aims to ensure the protection and regulation of family relationships to safeguard the well-being of all family members, especially children.

Some of the key concepts and areas within family law include:

• Representation in divorce proceedings
• Representation in mediation proceedings
• Representation in proceedings to establish maternity and paternity
• Representation in proceedings to contest maternity and paternity
• Representation in proceedings for deprivation of parental care rights
• Representation in proceedings for partial or complete deprivation/ restoration of legal capacity
• Representation in proceedings for maintenance of spouses and partners
• Representation in proceedings for child support (alimony)
• Representation in proceedings to decide with which parent the child will live, about parental care, and about measures for protecting the rights and well-being of the child
• Representation in proceedings to decide on visits and interactions between the child and the non-custodial parent
• Composition of prenuptial and marital agreements
• Representation in proceedings for division of marital property