Marital Planning is essential for couples who are about to get married or formalize a stable union. Both marriage and a stable union involve rights and duties that impact not only in situations of separation, but also in cases of succession, such as the death of one of the spouses. This early discussion about the impact of the union on the couple's assets is essential. Choosing the most appropriate property regime – or even creating a personalized regime – allows you to align expectations and prevent future conflicts. With specialized legal advice, it is possible to avoid surprises and ensure greater security for the relationship and the couple's assets.

Formalizing the end of a marital relationship or stable union is a delicate moment that requires specialized legal attention. Our service ensures that the rights of both parties are protected, seeking fair and agile solutions, whether consensual or litigious. The division of assets acquired during the relationship can generate doubts and conflicts. With specialized guidance, we ensure that the division is made according to the adopted property regime and the particularities of each case, promoting legal security and transparency. Whether for children, spouses or other family members who are entitled, the establishment, review or termination of alimony is treated seriously and carefully, respecting the needs of the parties involved and the legal parameters. Defining custody and contact with children is one of the most sensitive aspects in cases of separation. We work to build solutions that prioritize the well-being of children and adolescents, promoting agreements that meet the best interests of minors and respect the rights of parents.

Contrary to what many people think, succession planning is not only for those who own companies or high-value assets. There are several types of assets and, therefore, several ways to protect the interests of the client after their death. Have you ever thought about what would happen to your social networks, your airline miles, access to your emails and messaging apps when you pass away? Succession planning allows you to minimize family conflicts, reduce costs and avoid lengthy legal proceedings. Through instruments such as wills, donations, legacies, creation of family holdings, life insurance, advance directives and choosing the appropriate property regime, it is possible to plan the succession efficiently, respecting current legislation and preventing unforeseen events.

Inventory is the legal procedure for organizing and transferring the assets of a deceased person to their heirs. This process can be carried out judicially or extrajudicially, depending on the particularities of the case, such as the existence of minor heirs or conflicts between the parties.

Inventory is the legal procedure for organizing and transferring the assets of a deceased person to their heirs. This process can be carried out judicially or extrajudicially, depending on the particularities of the case, such as the existence of minor heirs or conflicts between the parties.