
The minor’s right to be heard in custody and visitation proceedings
The minor’s right to be heard is a fundamental principle in custody and visitation proceedings, firmly embedded in both international and Spanish legal frameworks.

The minor’s right to be heard is a fundamental principle in custody and visitation proceedings, firmly embedded in both international and Spanish legal frameworks.

In Spain, the rights of a dependent person under the Dependency Law (Ley de Dependencia) do not necessarily extinguish upon death. In a landmark

Compensatory spousal support (pensión compensatoria) can provide significant tax advantages for taxpayers following a divorce or legal separation in Spain. Under Spanish tax law,

Anglo-Saxon trusts are not recognised under Spanish law, as the Spanish legal system does not provide for the trust as a legal institution. This

Parental child abduction cases often raise complex jurisdictional issues. In Spain, criminal proceedings for parental child abduction may not be tried by Spanish courts

Annulment of marriage in Spain may be requested without any limitation period where the marriage lacks valid consent. Under Spanish civil law, marital consent

Parental jurisdiction in Spain refers to the competence of Spanish courts to decide on matters relating to parental responsibility, custody, visitation rights, and child

Deprivation of parental authority in Spain (privación de la patria potestad) is an exceptional judicial measure whereby a parent may be fully or partially

The use of the family home in Spain after divorce is strictly regulated under Spanish family law. Unlike some jurisdictions where post-divorce occupancy can