Post-divorce counseling
The divorce decree does not mark the end of our professional involvement. We support you in adapting to your new life, helping you understand the new legal situation you are in, and the everyday problems that arise after the judgment.
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Despite having a separation or divorce agreement, the rules are not always adhered to.
Therefore, it is important to have the support of lawyers who can oversee and monitor the implementation of the agreed-upon terms.
Execution Procedures
Many times, there is a breach of obligations outlined in the judgment, such as non-payment of child support or non-compliance with visitation arrangements for children. In this situation, an execution procedure must be initiated, compelling compliance through measures such as wage garnishment or requesting coercive fines for personal obligations, such as visitation with the children.
Conflicts in the Exercise of Parental Authority
Sometimes parents are unable to reach an agreement on crucial matters in their children’s lives, such as choosing schools or transferring to another educational institution. In such cases, it becomes necessary to resort to the court through a procedure known as “resolution of disputes in the exercise of parental authority”. This involves seeking the court’s authorization to make the decision that affects the children.
Adapt your agreement to your current reality
Life changes, and the agreement you once signed may no longer reflect your needs or those of your children. We help you update your arrangements so they remain fair, realistic, and suited to your situation today.
