Legal services we offer

Divorces

We know marriage sometimes does not turn out as imagined. Although separation is emotionally exhausting, we help make the legal process much simpler, we take care of it through 3 types:

1. Unilateral or No-Fault Divorce: requested by one spouse without having to state a reason.
2. Administrative divorce: when the spouses agree and have no children who are minors or legally incapacitated.
3. Divorce by mutual consent or voluntary means: an agreement before the Family Court when the spouses agree and have minor children or children lacking legal capacity.

Pensions

Following divorce, responsibility toward dependents cannot be avoided. We therefore work closely with you to reach agreements that benefit the children.

Child support can be established in two ways: when the parents are not married or do not live in a common-law union, the father or mother may be sued for child support payments.

For a voluntary divorce, the amount is determined by agreement between both parties in the settlement. For a contested divorce, it is determined by a family court judge.

The concept of maintenance includes: food, clothing, housing, education, recreation, and health.

Custody

After divorce or separation, determining which parent the children live with is known as custody. We support you through this process so the law determines what is best for your children.

Acknowledgment of Paternity

We arrange for the courts to order this test when there is conflict between the parents and uncertainty about paternity.

This test is ordered by a family court, so any test performed without court involvement has no legal value.

Every case is different, so you need a lawyer with expertise in these matters. We therefore invite you to consult us and avoid paying twice or making unnecessary payments.

 Interim measures and urgent protective measures

Attacks, sometimes involving drug abuse or alcoholism, combined with many women's emotional dependence on their abuser, result in ongoing mistreatment. The country's laws provide urgent protective measures for women at risk of domestic violence. If you are experiencing violence, come to us so we can help you request those urgent protection measures against domestic violence.

Intestate succession proceedings

 This legal process occurs when someone dies without a will, involving relatives or others who believe they have rights to the deceased's assets.

This process appoints heirs and distributes the deceased's assets as prescribed by law. It occurs when the deceased left no will, or the will was declared invalid or lost validity.