Protecting your assets doesn't mean hiding property, emptying companies, or moving assets hastily. It means identifying in a timely manner which country has jurisdiction over the divorce, which law applies to the marriage and the marital property regime,
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What truly determines jurisdiction in an international divorce? In an international divorce, the key question isn't just where to file the petition. The decisive question is which country has jurisdiction over the proceedings and what jurisdiction it may have.
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If you're looking for international divorce lawyers in Spain, there's one question you must resolve before almost any other: which country should handle your case. It's not a technical detail. Nor is it a simple procedural step. And even less so,
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In an international divorce involving high-net-worth individuals, the question is not who is right, but which country has jurisdiction over the case and to what extent. This choice affects timelines, costs, asset exposure, child support arrangements, and alimony.
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Why acting late in an international divorce can cost millions. In a high-net-worth international divorce, being late can cause you to lose the right country to divorce in, assume a less favorable law, or have to litigate in parallel.
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When a couple has different nationalities, lives in different countries, or owns assets in multiple jurisdictions, divorce ceases to be a local matter. The most common concern is understandable: “Can we get a divorce by mutual agreement?”
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In a high-net-worth international divorce, the first mistake is usually not "bad negotiation." It is often earlier and more structural: initiating proceedings in the wrong court or allowing the other party to...
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Cryptocurrencies and wallets in divorces in Spain: how they are identified, valued, and divided. Cryptocurrencies are now part of the assets of many families. When a divorce occurs, two key questions arise: are they marital or separate property?
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Divorce always raises questions when there are minor children involved. The uncertainty can be even greater if the child is adopted internationally, as many parents wonder if the law makes any distinctions between children adopted internationally and those adopted through marriage.
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Divorce with a spouse living abroad is possible in Spain, although it presents additional challenges. If you reside in Spain and your partner lives outside the country, you can initiate divorce proceedings in Spanish courts.
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