When a family matter involves Spain and another country, you need to know which courts can decide, which law applies and what it means for you and your children. I explain your options in plain English and guide you through the process, with discretion and care.
A negotiated agreement covering the children, support and property, so the divorce can be finalized more quickly.
When there is no agreement, I prepare your case and manage the process with you.
Custody, contact schedules and decisions about where the children live.
Support for children and, where it applies, for the spouse.
The use of the family home and how shared property is divided.
If your situation is not listed, get in touch and I will tell you how I can help.
A clear process from our first conversation to the steps that follow your divorce, with the decisions explained in plain English.
Your situation, your priorities and your children’s needs.
Whether the case can be dealt with in Spain and which country’s law applies.
Whether an agreement is possible and the safest route for you.
I draft and negotiate the agreement, or prepare your case if there is no agreement. Where court representation is needed, I work with specialist Spanish courtroom representatives and remain your point of contact.
Registering the divorce and practical steps that follow.
A couple of different nationalities, married outside Europe and living in northern Spain with two children, wanted to divorce without a court battle.
Direct contact with me throughout.
Advice in English and Spanish.
Experience with families from common-law countries and an understanding of how two legal systems interact.
Reviewed by Eoin McGirr, abogado. Last updated October 2026. This page is general information, not legal advice for your specific case.