What is shared custody? From the point of view of family proceedings, custody means the daily care...
Shared Custody in Spain: Requirements, Child Support and Family Home
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Parenting plan: what it should include and how it works
When parents with children decide to separate, their first conversations often focus on the family...
Divorce with assets abroad in Spain: what you need to know
More and more people divorcing in Spain have assets abroad: a bank account in another country,...
Divorce settlement agreement: what it should include and what mistakes to avoid
When a couple decides to divorce by mutual agreement, the document that makes it possible —and...
Child support: when and how it can be modified
A divorce judgment is not final in every respect. Personal and financial circumstances change over...
European Succession Certificate: What It Is, When You Need It and How to Get It in Spain
International inheritances are becoming increasingly common. A person may die owning assets in...
Judicial Hearing of a Minor: What Parents Should Expect
When a separation or divorce process reaches the courts and there are minor children involved, one...
Parental Authority and Child Custody in Spain: Key Differences
Parental authority and child custody are often confused. Learn what each concept means, how they differ and how courts decide custody in Spain.
Parental Authority and Child Custody in Comparative Law
Parental authority and child custody in family proceedings In family proceedings involving minor...