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Cryptocurrencies and wallets in divorces in Spain: how they are identified, valued, and distributed

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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International adoption and divorce in Spain: What happens with custody?

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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An adult and a child, both carrying hiking backpacks, sit on a rock in a mountainous landscape, looking at a map together. The scene conveys a moment of planning during a nature excursion. In the background, rugged mountains covered in vegetation and a slightly hazy sky can be seen. The image suggests a shared journey, ideal for illustrating themes related to traveling with minor children and shared custody.

Is the other parent's permission required to travel abroad with minor children in shared custody?

Is the other parent's permission required to travel abroad with minor children under joint custody? In Spain, joint custody does not automatically mean that both parents must authorize every daily decision related to the children.

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Can one parent take a child abroad without permission?

Can one parent take a child abroad without permission? When there is an international divorce or a separation between parents, conflicts arise not only about custody, but also about key decisions.

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Claiming child support abroad from Spain

Claiming child support abroad from Spain: What is international child support? International child support is a legal obligation of a parent to provide financial support to their children.

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What to do if your spouse is abroad: divorce and community property in Spain

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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International divorce in Spain: what happens to assets in different countries?

An international divorce in Spain refers to separation proceedings involving a foreign element: the spouses have different nationalities, have lived in different countries, or own assets outside of Spain. In these cases,

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Two people sitting face to face at a wooden table hold their hands clasped together, a sign of tension or reflection. Between them is a partially visible legal document, along with a silver pen and two gold rings placed on the paper. The scene suggests a formal agreement related to a separation. It represents the process of an international divorce, highlighting the legal and emotional nature of this type of procedure involving couples of different nationalities or residences.

International divorce with several countries involved

Ongoing Management of an International Divorce Involving Several Countries: Initial Situation. A couple with personal, financial, and legal ties in three different countries initiated separation proceedings. The complexity of the case lay in...

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Who gets the children in a divorce? Legal guide to custody in Spain

In a divorce involving children, one of the most delicate decisions is determining who gets custody and how that custody arrangement is established. In Spain, the law stipulates that the children's best interests must always take precedence.

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Close-up of a couple's hands holding two gold wedding rings, one on each hand, touching in the center of the image. In the background, out of focus, their partially smiling faces can be seen, conveying a moment of love and commitment. The image symbolizes marriage and the union between two people.

Difference between marriage and common-law partnership

Difference between Marriage and Civil Partnership: Marriage has broader legal effects, such as automatic inheritance and tax benefits. Civil partnership is more flexible, but with limited rights that vary by region.

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