FAMILY AND SUCCESSIONS
Family Law is responsible for regulating personal and patrimonial relationships arising from marriage, stable union, kinship, guardianship and/or guardianship. It has legal norms that work in accordance with the constitutional orientation of the concept of family, taking into account the jurisprudential understanding, in the legal sphere, and social transformations, in the context of sociology.
IBGE estimates that the ratio between marriage and divorce is 3 to 1.
2011: year in which the STF recognized the equalization of relationships between people of the same sex with stable unions between men and women.
The Family Law team at the Martins Regina Law Firm is qualified to legally assist and provide advice on various issues arising from the family environment, such as:
• Marriage, Prenuptial Agreement, Bridal Agreement;
• Deed of Stable Union,
• Coexistence and Dating Pact;
• Rights and duties of spouses;
• Recognition and dissolution of a common-law marriage;
• Homoaffective union;
• Food action;
• Review of marriage alimony abroad and its effects;
• Correction of civil registration (name change, surname addition, among others);
• Annulment of marriage;
• Legal divorce (consensual or contentious) and extrajudicial divorce;
• Approval of Divorce abroad;
• Judicial and extrajudicial sharing of the couple’s assets;
• Paternity investigation action;
• Child custody;
• Family coexistence and visiting regulations (visiting rights);
• Adoption;
• Guardianship of minors and guardianship.
In addition to Family Law, but also on family and social relationships, the office has a team specialized in Succession Law, a branch of law that regulates the transfer of assets due to the loss of a loved one.
44% increase in inventories compared to 2019.
In this sense, the office acts in the interests of the heirs since the
• opening of a judicial and extrajudicial inventory;
• Sharing of assets in the inheritance;
• Acceptance or waiver of inheritance;
• Opening of will;
• Consultation prior to death;
• Preparation of Wills;
• Succession Planning.