Providing legal assistance in family matters is a common occurrence in legal practice. A family lawyer represents the client’s interests in various situations:
- child custody;
- prenuptial agreements;
- divorce;
- maintenance.
It is important to resolve any difficulties with a professional. They will help analyse the legal aspects of the problem without unnecessary emotion. A lawyer also utilises all the intricacies of the law to develop the right strategy.
What issues does a family lawyer deal with?
Numerous conflicts arise between family members. But every one can be resolved. To do this, it is worth seeking the help of a family law specialist. They will always find an effective solution in the following situations:
- Alimony payments. The obligation may relate to children, parents or one of the spouses.
- Divorce. The process includes the division of property and arrangements for contact with children.
- Child custody. Resolving all issues regarding parent-child relationships.
- Acknowledgement/disavowal of paternity. The process is carried out in the best interests of the child.
- Division of property. Fair distribution of the joint property of husband and wife.
- Inheritance. Receiving an inheritance through a will or in the absence of one.
These are very important areas of civil life. Yet it is precisely in these areas that disputes often arise. A family lawyer will help you avoid typical mistakes in such matters.
Why should you seek a lawyer’s help?
Quite often, it is impossible to manage family matters without a lawyer. It is thanks to them that clients receive the following benefits:
- Time savings. Issues are resolved as quickly as possible.
- Minimisation of red tape. The preparation of documents falls to the lawyer;
- Resolution of the issue without going to court. Negotiations take place with the interests of each party in mind.
- Confidentiality. All information received from the client is kept confidential.
- Objectivity. Decisions are made without the influence of impulsive actions.
- Experience. Our lawyers have extensive experience in various areas of the law.
Legal assistance in family matters from Svarog
Family law is a complex area of jurisprudence. Primarily because of the emotional nature of the issues involved. But at our firm, you can receive assistance without criticism or judgement. We are always on the client’s side.
You can be confident of:
- confidential handling of your case;
- full support at every stage;
- preparation of the necessary documentation;
- an individual approach.
Our family law consultations are safe and impartial. Simply book a consultation to get help!
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
When do you need a family law solicitor?
The following situations require legal assistance:
- complications during a divorce;
- enforcement of maintenance payments;
- conflicts regarding child custody;
- disputes over the division of marital property;
- the need to terminate parental rights.
Which family disputes are resolved through the courts?
The following matters are resolved exclusively through the courts:
- dissolution of marriage where there are children;
- divorce without the consent of one of the spouses;
- enforcement of maintenance payments;
- disputes regarding the child’s residence;
- termination of parental rights.
How should I prepare for a consultation with a family lawyer?
To receive services, you must prepare:
- exactly what needs to be resolved;
- what has happened – facts must be provided in chronological order;
- a set of documents relating to the case;
- a list of questions, if any.
For the meeting to be effective and to provide the best assistance, the solicitor must become your ally. This will help you get the clearest possible answers. You should not hide even unpleasant facts.
Can a family dispute be resolved without going to court?
This is possible for parties who are willing to negotiate.
How much does a family lawyer cost?
The cost of a family lawyer’s services depends on the complexity of the case and whether court proceedings are necessary.
What documents are required for a family case?
The set of documents varies depending on the case. The following are mandatory:
- the applicant’s passport;
- tax identification number.
The following may also be required:
- marriage certificate;
- children’s birth certificates;
- proof of income;
- property documents.