Family and inheritance law
Family and inheritance law – attention and expertise in difficult times
Divorce, child custody, inheritance – life situations that require both expertise and understanding. PM Lawyers are here for you.
Family and inheritance law
Family and property protection
Divorce – amicable and contentious
Guardianship and maintenance
Division of matrimonial property
Probate and will
Expert support in life's toughest moments
Family law proceedings are emotionally demanding. PM Lawyers act professionally and carefully, protecting your legal interests with full understanding of the complexity of the situation – especially when children are involved.
- Amicable and contentious divorce
- Arrangement of parental care and exercise of parental rights
- Maintenance – determination and amendment of the amount of maintenance contributions
- Division of common property acquired during marriage
- Probate proceedings – representation of heirs and legatees
- Drawing up a will and a life maintenance agreement
Frequently Asked Questions – Family and Inheritance Law
How long does the divorce agreement process take?
An amicable divorce in court can be concluded in 1–3 months, provided that the spouses have an agreement on child custody, alimony, and property division. PM Attorneys assist in drafting the agreement and representing you at the hearing.
Who gets custody of the children in a divorce?
The court always decides in the best interests of the child. In practice, joint parental care is favoured. If the parents do not agree, the court decides based on all circumstances – financial situation, the child's attachment, the parents' capabilities, and the opinion of the social work centre.
What are marital assets and how are they divided?
Marital property is assets acquired through work during the marriage. The presumption is that each spouse has an equal share (50/50), but a different contribution can be proven. Property acquired before marriage or by inheritance is not marital property.
Who are the legal heirs and what is the order of succession?
Legal heirs are classified into inheritance orders: the first order comprises descendants and the spouse, the second order parents and the spouse, the third siblings and so on. A will can alter the legal order of succession, but it cannot exclude forced heirs.
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