We can advise and sponsor you in divorces:
-by joint filing or;
- Unilateral divorces.
In the divorce by joint filing, the two spouses have already agreed to the divorce and the court filing is requested simultaneously and jointly, saving time on notifications and transfers. In addition, the conciliatory hearing is avoided.
In a unilateral divorce, one of the two parties no longer wishes to continue with the marriage and therefore can file for divorce without giving any cause. The difference in this process with that of joint filing is that in this case it will be necessary to notify and transfer the claim to the other spouse, in addition to complying with the judicial conciliation hearing.
It is an agreement that must be presented in all divorces and its purpose is to agree or regulate the effects derived from the end of the marriage. Among the effects to be regulated we find the goods acquired during the marriage, the possession of minor children, the child support regime, the visitation regime or communication of minors with their parents.
In the case of divorce by joint filing this agreement is filed together with the petition for divorce. In the case of unilateral divorce, it must be filed at the beginning of the divorce and the other spouse has the right to object and request a different regulation.
In both cases, it is always the judge who decides whether to accept the agreement, reformulate it or reject it, without this preventing the declaration of divorce, leaving the effects of the same to be resolved.
Giving a concrete and specific answer exceeds this small space of questions, but we can give some small details that can help to understand a little the panorama that will develop during the divorce:
1-It must be understood that the divorce itself is the termination of the marriage union between the spouses.
The fact that an agreement has not been reached on economic issues, such as division of assets, alimony, etc., does not prevent the marital divorce from being decreed.
2-The best thing is that both spouses reach an agreement and it is drawn up in the regulatory agreement that must be presented at the time of initiating the divorce. Otherwise, a longer and more expensive process will be carried out, leaving the final decision to the discretion of a judge.
3-If for personal reasons, the relationship between the spouses prevents a consensual agreement from being reached on the regulation of the effects of the divorce, they will be resolved by the judge according to the particularities of the case.
You need a marriage certificate/book, birth certificates of the children, if any, a photocopy of the first two pages of the DNI and, if there are registrable assets (cars, motorcycles, real estate), their property titles.
Birth or marriage certificates must be taxed. The free ones don't work. You can obtain them at the CGP closest to your home if they are from the Federal Capital or contact us so that we can process them for you.

Yes, by paying the cost of the bilateral "express" divorce (divorce by joint filing), you will have access to a lawyer for each of the spouses.
Our plans can be paid in cash, bank transfer, debit or credit card in 1 or more installments.
Do not hesitate to ask about more forms of payment or financing.