Who are we?
Who Do We Help?
We provide legal assistance to people in various life situations:
- Couples considering divorce or separation
- Spouses and former spouses – in matters of property division, alimony, marital property agreements, settlements, and financial arrangements
- Parents and guardians – in cases involving parental authority, child contact arrangements, child support, custody, and protection of children’s rights
- Individuals who need court representation or negotiation support
What is family law?
Family law regulates the most important relationships in life – between spouses, parents, and children. It covers the dissolution of marriage (divorce, separation), property matters, as well as custody, child support, and contact arrangements.
It is a sensitive area of law, often connected with emotions, life changes, and responsibility – therefore it requires not only legal knowledge, but also understanding and tact.
Scope of cases we handle
Marriage and property matters
- Divorce (with or without determining fault)
- Separation
- Establishing or terminating marital property regimes, separation of property
- Division of property after marriage ends
- Spousal maintenance (alimony between spouses)
- Financial settlements between spouses
Children and family matters
- Establishing, limiting, or removing parental authority
- Establishing or modifying child contact arrangements
- Securing contact rights in conflict situations
- Child support (establishing, enforcing, modifying payments)
- Guardianship and legal care matters
- Mediation and parental agreements
- Adoption and legal adoption proceedings
- Paternity or maternity determination cases
- Child abduction cases involving parents or third parties
How we work
1
Detailed case analysis
We learn your situation, needs, and concerns and discuss possible scenarios
2
Strategy preparation
We create a tailored action plan considering legal and practical consequences.
3
Document preparation
We prepare lawsuits, responses, motions, appeals, and complaints.
4
Court representation or negotiations/mediation
We aim for amicable solutions whenever possible; otherwise, we represent you in court.
5
Ongoing communication and support
We keep you informed at every stage, explain the process, and advise you along the way.
Why us
Support at every stage
We provide support at every stage. Whether you are just considering action or your case is already underway, we are ready to help. We prepare strategy, handle formalities, and represent you where needed. You do not have to face proceedings alone – we act for your peace of mind and security.
Contact us
If you need support in a family matter – divorce, property division, custody, contact arrangements, or child support – get in touch with us.
We will listen to your situation and propose possible solutions.
Individual, empathetic, and professional approach
Experience in handling family law cases
Focus on the welfare of children and client interests
Reliability, transparency, and honesty about risks, costs, and outcomes
Full support from the first consultation to the conclusion of the case
Poznaj odpowiedzi na najczęściej zadawane pytania dotyczące prawa rodzinnego w Leszno.
1.How do I file for divorce in Leszno?
A divorce petition is filed in the regional court. If spouses lived together in Leszno, the case is typically filed in Poznań.
We help prepare the petition, gather evidence, and represent you in court.
2. How long does a divorce take?
From several months to even a few years, depending on disputes over fault, children, or property.
3. Is it worth filing for divorce with fault?
It may affect alimony but can significantly prolong proceedings. We assess whether it is beneficial in your case.
4. How is property divided after divorce?
It includes assets acquired during marriage. We help determine assets, valuation, and filing for division.
5. What is personal property?
Assets owned before marriage, gifts, and inheritances are generally not divided.
6. How are custody and contact rights determined?
The court considers the child’s welfare, emotional bonds, and living conditions.
7. How is child support calculated?
Based on the child’s needs and the parent’s financial capacity.
8. What if the other parent does not pay child support?
Enforcement through a bailiff is possible.
9. Can a parent move abroad with a child without consent?
No, for long-term relocation consent is required.
10. What documents should I bring to the first consultation?
Marriage certificate, children’s birth certificates, financial documents, agreements, and relevant correspondence.