Learn how to get divorced under the Spanish law, requesting legal separation, visiting rights of children, how is alimony determined, etc.
Learn about the Spanish matrimonial property regimes, the rights of same sex relationships in Spain, legal requirements to file a petition for adoption in Spain, etc.
How to initiate the action for divorce, separation and nullity of marriage before Spanish courts.
How can I be sure that I will be financially secure after divorce? How is alimony determined? What about the custody of our children?
Is it a base for an annulment of marriage in Spain be underage participants? What about incestuous marriages? Who may apply for nullity of a marriage?
Divorce is legally established in Spain since 1981. It is possible to obtain a divorce in Spain on various grounds. Foreigners married in other countries can obtain a divorce in Spain if one of the parties is Spanish resident.
To separate under Spanish Law, do we need a Separation Order from the Court? Do the spouses have to sort out their matrimonial property before obtaining a divorce?
Although we are all familiar with the popular myth of the stork dropping a bundle of joy on your doorstep, however, we all know that adopting a child is not a piece of cake. Child’s adoption is adequately governed by Spanish law and international treaties.
People in Spain are marrying later and a growing number will never marry. This, however, does not mean that people will not have partners and enter relationships.
Couples married in Spain receive a libro de familia, a booklet which serves as an official record of marriage. Learn about this and other interesting facts about the Spanish legal system when it comes to getting married.
