Divorce in Spain

• Our divorce legal service in Spain is designed to assist individuals who are seeking to end their marriages within the Spanish legal system, especially those who are not Spanish nationals or who married abroad and now face the complexities of divorce proceedings in Spain. 
• Many of our clients are expatriates or foreigners living in Spain, and they often encounter language barriers and unfamiliarity with Spanish family laws.
• Clients who benefit from our service typically face problems related to language, navigating foreign legal procedures, understanding their rights, and dealing with the emotional challenges of divorce in a foreign country. 
• We provide essential support, guidance, and legal representation to help them overcome these difficulties and successfully navigate the divorce process in Spain.

To utilize our divorce in Spain service, there are a few key requirements:

1. Residency in Spain: Either you or your spouse must be a resident in Spain or have had your last place of residence as a married couple in Spain, even if the marriage was not registered in Spain.
2. Duration of Marriage: The marriage must have lasted for a minimum of three months before divorce proceedings can be initiated.
3. Mutual Consent or Contested Divorce: You can either proceed with a mutual consent divorce, where both spouses agree to the terms, or a contested divorce, where there are disputes that need to be resolved in court.
4. Complexity: The complexity and cost of the divorce can vary based on factors such as the level of agreement between spouses, child custody arrangements, asset distribution, and the presence of prenuptial agreements.

The divorce procedure in Spain includes the following steps:

• Initial Consultation: A detailed consultation with your lawyer to understand your specific situation and goals.
• Document Gathering: We help you collect the necessary documents, such as marriage certificates, children's birth certificates, and the 'Convenio' agreement for mutual consent divorces.
• Legal Drafting: For mutual consent divorces, we draft the agreement, known as 'Convenio,' which outlines the terms of the divorce, including child custody, child support, and property division.
• Filing the Divorce Petition: We handle the formal filing of the divorce petition with the appropriate court, ensuring all legal requirements are met.
• Representation in Court: In the case of contested divorces, we provide legal representation in court, advocating for your interests and working to resolve disputes.
• Child Custody and Support: We assist in establishing child custody arrangements and child support agreements that prioritize the best interests of the children involved.
• Asset Distribution: We help distribute assets according to Spanish law, ensuring a fair and equitable division of property.
• Alimony and Spousal Support: If applicable, we negotiate or litigate alimony or spousal support payments to achieve a fair outcome.

By using our divorce service in Spain, clients gain several benefits, including:

• Expertise: Our experienced divorce lawyers have a deep understanding of Spanish family law, ensuring that all legal procedures are followed correctly.
• Language Assistance: We provide crucial language support, ensuring that clients can fully comprehend and participate in the legal proceedings.
• Emotional Support: Dealing with divorce can be emotionally challenging, especially in a foreign country. We offer guidance and support throughout the process.
• Efficiency: We work to expedite the divorce process, especially in cases of mutual consent, to save time and reduce costs.
• Cost Management: We assess the complexity of your case and provide cost-effective solutions, avoiding unnecessary expenses.
• Legal Protection: Our lawyers protect your rights and interests, ensuring a fair outcome in property distribution, child custody, and support matters.
• Customized Solutions: We tailor our services to your unique circumstances, addressing your specific needs and concerns.

Our comprehensive divorce service in Spain includes the following activities:

1. Consultation and case assessment.
2. Document collection and verification.
3. Legal drafting, including the 'Convenio' agreement for mutual consent divorces.
4. Filing the divorce petition with the appropriate court.
5. Legal representation in court for contested divorces.
6. Negotiating child custody and support arrangements.
7. Asset distribution based on Spanish family law.
8. Handling alimony and spousal support matters.
9. Providing ongoing guidance and support throughout the divorce process.
    

Our goal is to simplify the divorce process for our clients, ensuring that they can navigate the complexities of Spanish family law with confidence and ease.