Legal Advice in Family Law with a Human and Strategic Approach

Family Law

Specialized legal advice on custody, divorce, and international disputes, with a human approach and tailored solutions.

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Mediation and Agreements

Resolve family conflicts amicably without going to court.

Divorces and Separations

Mutual agreement or contested proceedings, including regulatory agreements.

Custody, Visitation, and Minors

Define custody and visitation arrangements focused on your children’s well-being.

Relocation of Minors

Legal advice for moving with children in custody-related situations.

Support and Compensation

Calculate, modify, and claim support payments with fair and clear criteria.

International Couples and Families

Legal guidance on visas, nationalities, and cross-border legal challenges.

Domestic Violence

Protection against family violence through legal orders and assistance.

Personalized guidance, tailored to your needs

Your situation deserves the utmost care and discretion. Share your case with us—we’ll provide expert legal insight, with no pressure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I move to another country with my child if I have joint custody?

No, you cannot move abroad with your child without the other parent’s consent or a court authorization, even if you have joint custody. This type of decision affects parental authority, which is usually shared by both parents. We help you assess your situation and submit the proper request to the court.

What if the other parent doesn’t authorize the relocation?

In that case, you’ll need to file a legal request for a judge to decide whether the move is in the child’s best interest. It’s a sensitive process that requires solid evidence and well-grounded arguments. Our team has experience handling international relocation cases after divorce.

How can I protect my right to see my child if they move to another country?

The visitation schedule can be adjusted to include longer stays during holidays, virtual visits, and support with travel logistics. You can also request legal measures to ensure enforcement from abroad. We’ll guide you to help preserve your bond with your child.

What visa do I need to live with my child in Spain if I’m a foreigner?

Depending on your family situation and nationality, you may qualify for a family reunification visa, residency under exceptional circumstances, or even Spanish citizenship if your child is a Spanish national. We assess your case and handle the entire process for you.

Can I request sole custody if the other parent lives abroad?

Yes, it’s possible if joint custody is proven to be unfeasible or if the child requires greater stability. Each case is assessed individually, always prioritizing the child’s best interest.

What happens if one parent violates the visitation agreement?

You can request court enforcement of the custody agreement. If the violation continues, sanctions may be imposed or the terms modified. We have experience handling these types of cases.

Can I change custody or support terms if my situation has changed?

Yes. If there has been a significant change—such as a new job, relocation, or financial situation—you can request a modification of the court order. We’ll help you prepare the necessary documentation to ensure the process is effective.

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