Family and inheritance matters are the most sensitive areas of law: they involve emotions, children and property. Proceedings in this field are handled by attorney Galena Dimov, with discretion, empathy and a clear legal plan: from divorce and custody to probate proceedings and inheritance disputes.
What does the service cover?
- Divorce: by mutual consent and contested
- Child and spousal support (alimony) and its modification
- Custody and arrangements for contact with children
- Division of marital property
- Protection from domestic violence and violence against women: urgent measures
- Protection of children who are victims of violence
- Probate proceedings and representation before a notary public
- Wills and inheritance-related agreements
- Inheritance disputes and the forced share
Why Dimov & Partners?
- A dedicated attorney for this field (Galena Dimov), not an incidental service
- Urgent response in domestic violence cases, with priority availability
- Support for heirs living abroad, by power of attorney
Frequently asked questions
How long does a divorce take?
A divorce by mutual consent is significantly faster and cheaper than a contested divorce. Wherever possible, we work towards an agreement, especially when children are involved: it is also the least painful path.
Who decides on the custody of the children?
The court decides, based on the best interests of the child, with an opinion from the Centre for Social Affairs. An agreement between the parents, where possible, is always a better option than an imposed decision.
I am a victim of domestic violence. What can I do immediately?
There are urgent protective measures that the court can order quickly, including removal of the abuser and a restraining order. Contact us right away: in such cases we respond with priority.
Related guides
- Inheritance and probate proceedings: what you need to know (Macedonian)
- Buying real estate: checks related to inherited property (Macedonian)
Related areas: Real Estate · Human Rights
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