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Family Law and Succession Law

In case you are faced with questions concerning inheritance due to the death of a relative, termination of marriage by divorce, maintenance of children born during marriage or without a civil marriage having been concluded, or if you wish to acquire or dispose of property after you have already entered into marriage, you should contact a law firm that can provide you with legal assistance.
When contacting a divorce lawyer in Varna, it is good to know that:
Marital relations are expected to develop over a long period of time, during which many things in the lives of both spouses may change, and it is advisable from the outset to have clarity on the main issues related to the property relations between the spouses during the marriage and in the event of its possible termination by divorce.
First of all, it should be borne in mind that only property relations may be regulated by a marriage contract.
It should also be borne in mind that a marriage contract may be concluded both before the marriage, by means of a prenuptial agreement, and during the marriage, by means of a marriage contract.
The marriage contract may regulate the methods of management and disposal of property, including the family home.
The marriage contract is concluded personally by the parties in writing with notarised certification.
The marriage contract may be terminated both by mutual consent and upon a claim by one of the parties if the circumstances have changed substantially or the contract seriously threatens the interests of the spouse.
In a case related to the termination of marriage, you will need experienced divorce lawyers in Varna and the region.
We offer legal advice and representation before the court in relation to:
Divorce by mutual consent and contentious divorce proceedings. Claims for division of property after divorce.
A claim for a larger share of the property acquired during the marriage.
Maintenance of minor children. Claims for the award or increase of maintenance initially awarded for a child.
All matters concerning a dispute related to the exercise of parental rights. Arrangements for personal relations between parents and children.
Claims for the establishment of parentage, recognition of parenthood, adoption of children, contesting paternity, termination of adoption. Full and incomplete adoption, etc.
Substitution of the consent of one of the parents by a court decision – when taking a child outside the borders of the Republic of Bulgaria and issuing the necessary personal documents for the child.
In matters of inheritance law, you will most likely need a good family-law lawyer located near you.
Our specialists undertake cases both in Varna and in the region, and we can advise and represent you before the court in relation to:
Determination of an inheritance share depending on the manner in which the property was acquired by the deceased.
Drafting wills. Documents for acceptance or renunciation of inheritance.
Drafting and manner of safekeeping of a will.
Cases for reduction of testamentary dispositions /universal or particular/ and gift agreements, infringement of the reserved share of an inheritance.
Types of partition of inherited property – judicial and out-of-court.
All family-law and inheritance-law matters.
Consultations and cases concerning domestic violence:
Consultation and advice regarding the rights of each spouse.
Preparation of the necessary documents for the implementation of protection under the Protection from Domestic Violence Act.
Representation before police authorities and the court concerning protection from domestic violence.
In case you have a matter related to family and inheritance law, you will need a good divorce lawyer in Varna and the region, with proven experience in family-law cases /divorce, parental rights, maintenance, division of property/.
If you are facing a family matter related to the preparation of documents and/or representation before the court, you may contact the lawyers from Tomovi Law Firm, who will advise you and handle your case. You may contact us by telephone at 0888/246 119 or by email at [email protected].