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We advise on family matters with international implications and represent clients before German family courts. Our articles address issues arising from this work: jurisdiction, applicable law, and the cross- border aspects of divorce, child support, property, and children.

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International Family Law: Divorce, Children, and Support Across Borders

International Family Law: Jurisdiction, Applicable Law, Recognition, Children, and Child Support Across Borders. An overview by Leona Coloma Rebolledo.

Leona Coloma Rebolledo Family Law
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International Child Support: Entitlement, Calculation, and Enforcement Across Borders

Who pays how much child support when parents, children, or separated spouses live in different countries? An overview of courts, law, calculation, orders, and enforcement.

Leona Coloma Rebolledo Family Law
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General Principles of Family Law

For an initial overview: Divorce and parental responsibility. We’ll clarify the international aspects of your personal situation during your consultation.

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Planning a Divorce: A Comprehensive Look at Proceedings, Assets, and Real Estate

Planning a Divorce: The One-Year Separation Period, Proceedings, Spousal Support, Pension Rights Equalization, Assets, and Real Estate. By Lawyer Beate Marten.

Beate Marten Family Law
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Custody: Parental Responsibility and Decisions for the Child

Parental custody is governed by law under Section 1626 of the German Civil Code (BGB).

Beate Marten Family Law
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