Maintenance

Maintenance can be settled by agreement between the parties or, where there is no consent, by a court action. Its amount is linked to the needs of the person entitled and the financial capacity of the person liable, and can be adjusted when circumstances change.

Advisory / Drafting

Matters resolved through drafting or advisory work, without going to court.

Drafting a written agreement on child maintenance

Litigation

Matters that typically proceed before a court.

Action for child maintenance
Action for spousal maintenance during separation and after divorce

What to expect

When there is urgency (e.g. an immediate need to cover a minor's expenses), a provisional maintenance arrangement can be sought through interim measures, before the main action is heard.

What to bring to your first meeting

Income and asset details for both sides
Evidence of the child's regular expenses (school, activities, medical)
Any existing maintenance agreement or court decision

Discuss your situation

Book an appointment for an initial meeting, so we can discuss your specific case and the next steps.

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