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Everyone knows, either from their own experiences or from people close to them, how delicate and unpleasant -as well as painful- a sentimental breakup is. However, once the decision is made, it is convenient to legally regularize it in order to avoid future inconveniences, disagreements and even legal disputes. In Aliter Lawyers they give advice on how to deal with a separation and what legal aspects must be taken into account
Whether the couple has been united by marriage or not, it is convenient to formalize an agreement between the parties, ratified judicially, which includes the measures that the members of the couple will take advantage of from that moment. These measures are mainly the guardianship and custody of the common children, if any, now including the custody of the animals in common. In addition, attention must be paid to alimony, the visitation regime, the use and attribution of the family home, as well as the contribution to charges, among others. "In a divorce or separation nothing can be left to chance", they comment from Aliter Abogados.
What happens if they are not married? It is important to bear in mind that an agreement must not only be formalized in the event that there is a marriage bond and divorce or separation is sought, but it must be formalized in the same sense when there are children. common, regardless of the fact that there is no marriage between the parents. Without noticing that the consequences of not legally formalizing this situation are more burdensome and entail greater risks, for example with minor children, whose custody regime and alimony should be regulated for the benefit of the whole family. For this reason, the liaison tries to mediate throughout the process for the benefit of the family unit to reach a regulatory agreement that benefits all members of the family, that does not entail an economic or psychological burden for any of the parents, and that, above all, minors are protected at all times.
Well, at this point and despite the fact that the couple is already broken and even in some cases there is no longer living together, many of the clients of Aliter Abogados are reluctant to take this step due to the enormous and burdensome economic burdens that lie ahead. as a result of this rupture, such as: the payment of a mortgage or rent for the common home, the appearance of new expenses such as the maintenance of a new home... Common situations that often prevent many people from taking the step due to the fear that your economic situation is affected.
From Aliter Lawyers they offer their clients a comprehensive service to attend to, and respond to, all the vicissitudes, doubts and insecurities that arise in moments of rupture. From the previous legal advice, the negotiation and drafting of the regulatory agreement, the representation and defense in court if necessary, as well as the direct management, and help, in the possible debts contracted by one or both members of the couple. This team of lawyers in Valencia is in charge of negotiating with banks regarding the mortgage that may encumber a family home or second homes. In short, they address in a global and comprehensive manner all the aspects that affect and determine a rupture; in such a way that its clients do not have to go to different professionals specialized in each of the areas, thus facilitating the procedures and trying to make the journey more bearable and satisfactory.
In a complicated situation, such as a divorce, it is very important to be advised by Valencia divorce lawyers who guide you at all times and care about making the process more bearable, as well as helping to solve future complications. Contact Aliter Abogados to be advised; The consultation is completely free and their specialists in family law will be happy to answer any questions that may arise during the process. Don't let fear of the unknown stop you from taking the plunge.
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