Family Law
Legal support in divorce proceedings, parental rights, maintenance, and the regulation of family property relations.
Family matters require a careful, discreet, and individual legal approach. Our team supports clients in proceedings concerning marriage, parental rights, maintenance, and family property.
We handle every case with a thorough understanding of its circumstances and a clear focus on protecting the client’s interests, particularly the best interests of the child when a child is involved in the proceedings.
Family disputes are rarely only legal questions. Alongside knowledge of the law and case practice, we pay close attention to tone, privacy and solutions the family can live with in the long run.
Areas of Practice
- Divorce and annulment
- Exercise and allocation of parental rights
- Establishment and contesting of paternity and maternity
- Child and spousal maintenance
- Regulation of parent-child contact
- Division of marital property
- Protection measures against domestic violence
How We Help
Where possible, we favour agreed solutions: divorce by mutual consent, agreements on parental rights and on the division of property. They are faster, less costly and far less stressful for children and every member of the family.
When agreement is not possible, we prepare and conduct court proceedings, gather evidence of income and the child's needs, work with the social welfare centre and apply for interim measures that settle the situation until the case is decided.
How We Work Together
- First meeting – we learn about your situation, your goals and what matters most to you.
- Analysis and plan – we assess options, risks, costs and the realistic length of the proceedings.
- Negotiation or proceedings – we seek an agreement and, where that fails, represent you in court.
- Enforcement – we follow the enforcement of the decision and help when circumstances change later.
Good to Know
In every case involving children, the court decides according to the best interests of the child. Decisions on maintenance and contact can be changed if circumstances change significantly, so it is important to keep records and report changes in time.
In family matters, the best decision is the one every side can respect years later.