Family law

interlegis Lawyers are available to support you through a variety of family law cases in Luxembourg and internationally and represents clients in contested and uncontested divorce matters, including complex financial cases involving alimony, child support and the equitable division of marital property.

Our specialist team are available to support you through a variety of family law issues including divorce and separation, financial and child arrangements, cohabitation agreements, prenuptial agreements and civil partnerships.

We understand the emotional, financial and legal complexities of family and child matters, and represent clients in a broad range of family law matters. We routinely advise in cases with important points of law or where clients have substantial assets. We will discuss the right strategy with you whether negotiated, or where necessary court based to secure the best outcome. We are expert at giving advice to secure the best jurisdiction. To ensure that you understand the options available to you before you commit your case to us, we offer a free initial consultation appointment. We believe that this will give you total confidence in us.

Our goal is to achieve quick, practical and fair out of court solutions. If this is not possible, we will act decisively on your behalf in court proceedings.

Whether you are seeking legal advice about your marriage or relationship, children or financial issues, our lawyers will be able to provide you with practical advice and strategies.

At a glance

• Divorce by mutual consent or contested divorce;
• Annulment of marriage;
• Judicial separation of people and assets;
• Distribution of marital property following divorce or judicial separation of people and assets;
• Alteration of the marital property regime;
• Preventive asset planning, in the event of any doubts by either spouse;
• Child support and changes in view of decreased income;
• Child custody and visitation;
• Alimony;
• Adoption processes;
• Non-marital partnership;
• Guardians, curators, incapacity;
• Paternity and filiation proceedings.
• Protection of the disabled
• Wills: heirs and beneficiaries;
• Disinheritance;
• Judicial and extrajudicial asset distribution;
• Wills annulment and revocation