Family law
The norms of the Civil Code establish general principles of legal regulation of family relations and regulate the grounds and procedure of marriage registration, its validity and dissolution, property and personal non-property rights of spouses, determination of the origin of children, rights and duties of children and parents and other family members, and general provisions of the procedure of adoption, guardianship and care, and civil registration. Since legislation in this area cannot be fully regulated, it is established that when exercising family rights and performing family responsibilities, individuals must abide by the law, respect the rules of living together, the moral principles and act in good faith. However, not all individuals follow these responsibilities, and they are not always able to live comfortably and peacefully. Therefore, our lawyers can:
- Advise, represent and prepare legal and procedural documents of various kinds in the event of divorce by mutual consent, divorce on spouse’s fault or at the request of one spouse, to apply for declaring marriage invalid, for division of property of spouses, awarding mutual spousal sustenance, determining / changing the place of residence of a child, awarding / changing the amount of sustenance, determining / changing the order of communication with a child, settling disputes between unmarried persons on property/debts, children in common, disputing parenthood, etc.;
- provide mediation services.
They could help you:
Saulius Tamošaitis
Managing partner, attorney-at-law
Contact
+370 685 33088 saulius.tamosaitis@lexgate.lt
Diana Kaunienė
Attorney-at-law
Contact
+370 698 07203 diana.kauniene@lexgate.lt