We offer mutual consent divorce, contested (judicial) divorce, marital asset liquidation, child support agreements, and more. We tailor our legal services to fit your specific needs.

A mutual consent divorce typically takes between 1 and 3 months, depending on the complexity of the case and how promptly the required documents are provided.

If an agreement cannot be reached, we provide legal mediation to help you find common ground, or full legal representation in a contested divorce, where a judge determines the final terms.

Child support is calculated based on both parents' income, the child's financial and care needs, and other statutory factors. We guide you to ensure a fair and adequate amount is established.

You will need your official ID, marriage certificate, and additional documentation such as property agreements or proof of income, depending on your case.

Yes, you can. We provide fully virtual divorce proceedings. We prepare a special power of attorney granting us authorization to handle the process from start to finish on your behalf. For contested court divorces, a power of attorney is also established to represent you throughout the proceedings, including virtual hearings. This allows you to complete your divorce without ever having to be physically present.

No, it is not necessary. We can draft all agreements and communicate individually with each party to ensure everything is transparent, clear, and fair. This service entails an additional fee. If you are already in full agreement, you only need to sign the documents we send you. Our goal is to minimize—and in many cases, entirely eliminate—direct contact between you and your ex-spouse, making the process as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Yes, we offer a free initial consultation to evaluate your case and explain the available options to you.

In that case, you can initiate a unilateral (judicial) divorce, where a judge will rule even if one of the parties does not agree.

The cost varies depending on the type of divorce and the complexity of the case. We provide you with a clear quote right from the initial consultation.

Yes, we advise you on custody and visitation agreements, always prioritizing the well-being of the children.

Debts are included in the liquidation of marital assets and are divided according to what is agreed upon or determined by a judge.

During the initial consultation, we will evaluate your situation and recommend the best option for your case.