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Dissolution of marriage
Divorce is an unhappy life event, but it happens quite often. In addition to complex and frequently emotionally escalated situations, the dissolution of marriage inherently involves other major legal acts, in particular, the regulation of relations of minor children before and after the divorce and the division of the community property of spouses. Depending on the specific family or property situation, the resolution of these matters often entails various fields of law (family law, civil law, enforcement and insolvency law, real property law, commercial law and, in borderline cases, criminal law). For laymen – non-lawyers, it is understandably difficult to navigate through such a stressful life situation, to know and understand all their rights and obligations and to exercise and fulfil them properly.
We are able to provide you with comprehensive legal services regarding the dissolution of marriage based on the absolute trust between the client and the attorney.
Don’t bother with the legal formalities of divorce – let us handle them for you and focus on yourself and your children.
What issues do we typically handle for clients in relation to the dissolution of marriage?
- Initial assessment of the fulfilment of legal requirements for the dissolution of marriage
- Determining the cause of the divorce
- Representation in negotiations with the counterparty, authorities and courts, including family-law mediation
- Drawing up all the necessary documents – spouses’ agreement on the regulation of relations with minor children (upbringing and maintenance)
- Drawing up all the necessary documents – agreements on the division of the community property of spouses
- Drawing up all the necessary documents – petitions for divorce and any other necessary documents and submissions in proceedings before courts
- Maintenance and support of a minor
- Custody of children after divorce
- Enforcement of due alimony
- Rules of joint custody
- Contact with children after divorce
- One parent does not allow contact with the child
- Administration of assets and liabilities of minors
