Family Law

Times are changing and more and more couples are opting not to go down the aisle, choosing alternative ways to give legal form to their sentimental and family union. This is where the domestic partnership comes into play or, as it is called in Catalonia, the stable partnership, an intermediate institution that is not equivalent […]

The sentence we analyze in this post is of great interest because it deals with a relatively infrequent but undoubtedly very striking issue: the concealment of the true paternity of a child and the consequences of the possible deception by the mother towards the person she believes to be the biological father.

The wear and tear of raising children, unmet personal challenges, the end of love, routine, increasing life expectancy or the progressive destruction of the myth of romantic love are just some of the factors that lead to a new trend in terms of divorce and separation: divorce in old age or ‘golden years’. This type

One of the issues that most concern parents when a situation of legal separation or divorce is approaching is what will happen to the children and who will be in charge of exercising custody. Although the general rule (when circumstances do not prevent it) should be shared custody, reality shows us that there are different

The sentence we are discussing in this post has become the focus of debate for attributing, in a divorce case, the use of the family home to the mother until the children of the couple are emancipated, and this despite the fact that it is a private home of the father, i.e., of his exclusive

Facing a breakup of a couple is never a pleasant situation, and it is often painful: the person may feel that his or her life is falling apart, especially when there are legal ties or children in common. That is why it is so important to know what options exist so that the situation can

Shared custody has become one of the topics that generates more queries and doubts in Family Law, something understandable considering that the jurisprudence around this form of exercising custody and guardianship continues to increase.

In this post we are going to comment on a recent judgment issued by the Constitutional Court, in which it declares the nullity of the setting of alimony at 10% of the father’s income in a generic way without motivating why this percentage satisfies the best interests of the child.

For many months we have been talking about the future Family Law. Specifically, in our blog we have been talking about it since 2022 but, for various reasons, it has not been until now that this important regulation has been taken up again with force, although some of its measures have been ‘sneaking’ through other