Divorce and family lawyer in Chișinău

Family law assistance in Chișinău, Moldova: divorce, child arrangements, maintenance and property division. Advice based on your circumstances.

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How we help

Divorce by agreement or through the court
Division of property acquired during marriage
Child support
Child residence and contact arrangements
Recovery of unpaid child support

When to contact us

Contact a lawyer before signing any agreement or selling joint property. An agreement signed in haste is hard to change later.

We set the fee in writing after the first consultation.

Frequently asked questions

Is divorce always decided in court?

It depends on your situation, for example whether there are minor children and whether the spouses agree. At the consultation we tell you which procedure applies.

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Practical points for your situation

Separating the family issues

Divorce, maintenance, the child’s residence and property may require different procedural approaches. List agreed and disputed matters. This helps identify necessary steps without unnecessarily escalating disagreements.

Documenting the child’s circumstances

Information on daily care, school, health, expenses and communication between parents is useful. Preserve relevant records without posting them on social media. Present the child’s needs and actual circumstances rather than general accusations about the other parent.

Assets, contributions and debts

For each asset, identify when and how it was acquired, its funding and related liabilities. Include purchase and loan documents and relevant payments. Family use of an asset does not by itself resolve every question about its legal status.

Workable agreements

A useful agreement specifies realistic obligations, payment dates and clear communication arrangements. Its form and legal effects should be reviewed before signature. Report violence or immediate danger separately so that protective measures can be assessed.

Preparing for the first discussion

When arranging an appointment, briefly describe the issue, intended result and any approaching deadline. Prepare a timeline and a list of available and missing documents. Send sensitive records only after agreeing a communication channel. The consultation should clarify options, risks and steps requiring further evidence. Document preparation, representation and related expenses depend on the agreed scope of engagement; making an appointment should not be assumed to include all these services.