When clients come to us
- Divorce, division of property, alimony
- Determining a child's place of residence and contact arrangements
- Formalising an inheritance or a dispute between heirs
What the work includes
- Consultation and assessment of prospects
- Marriage contracts and agreements on alimony and division of property
- Claims for divorce, alimony and division of property
- Children's place of residence and contact arrangements
- Acceptance of inheritance, disputes between heirs, wills
- Representation in court
How the work is structured
- Consultation
We clarify the circumstances and objectives.
- Agreement or claim
We propose a settlement or prepare a claim.
- Proceedings
We represent your interests in court.
- Enforcement
We help implement the decision or agreement.
What to watch for
In family disputes the risk is acting on emotion and losing the documents that prove property, income or children's residence. We first secure the evidence and seek agreement, and only then go to court.
What to prepare for the consultation
- Certificates (marriage, children's birth, death)
- Documents for property
- Information on income if alimony is in dispute
- Will and the deceased's documents, if any
Questions on this topic
Can the matter be resolved without going to court?
Often yes: agreements on division of property, alimony and contact with children can be reached by consent. Court is for when there is no agreement.
Are there deadlines in inheritance cases?
Deadlines apply to accepting an inheritance; missing them complicates the process. It is better to seek advice in advance.