Need an experienced divorce lawyer in Vevey, Vaud canton? We are here to defend you. With extensive professional experience in representing and defending clients’ interests, they will establish a defense strategy with you through a thorough review of your case.
Divorce can be initiated unilaterally or by mutual consent. A 2-year waiting period is mandatory without mutual agreement on the divorce itself.
In both cases, our lawyers will assist you empathetically to ensure this procedure is swiftly concluded.
Before considering divorce, you can settle the terms of your separation through an agreement or a court judgment.
Marital union protection measures establish a framework for setting rules regarding visitation rights, custody, and maintenance payments.
Whether for a child or a spouse, the issue of maintenance payments is often crucial in a separation/divorce.
With the new law taking effect, calculating maintenance has become very technical, making legal assistance often necessary.
While shared custody is now encouraged by the courts, in reality, sole custody still remains the norm.
Given the many questions that arise from custody, such as visitation rights and child support, it is important to seek advice as soon as separation occurs. Our lawyers will assist you through these steps by providing expert guidance.
To guide you toward an amicable agreement and prevent conflict from escalating, the parental consensus model provides for a streamlined and rapid judicial procedure, the use of specific forms for filing petitions, and collaboration between all parties involved, under the guidance of a judge.
The Firm is at your disposal to guide you through this process.
The divorce lawyers at Groslimond Law Firm in Vevey primarily operate in the cantons of Vaud, Fribourg, and Valais, in French-speaking Switzerland, and offer the following services for your case.
With solid experience in family law, Groslimond Law Firm is able to handle the most demanding and complex situations, both from a human and financial perspective.
Indeed, our lawyers have excellent knowledge of the parental consensus model to help you find amicable solutions, especially for the benefit of children, who must be given absolute priority.
You can therefore use our services in the following cases:
Groslimond Law Firm in Vaud canton, with extensive experience in divorces in Vevey, supports you through all stages of your divorce proceedings.
Groslimond Law Firm is experienced in family law and provides you with personalized legal support and a human approach to your case.
We are members of the Vaud Bar Association (OAV), the Swiss Bar Association (FSA), and the Young Vaud Bar Association (JBV).
Thus, your lawyer places listening, trust, and availability at the heart of their professional practice.
Committed to building a relationship of trust with their clients, our lawyers’ mission is to support you through all stages of your separation, defending your best interests and those of your children.
Thus, your lawyer places listening, trust, and availability at the heart of their professional practice. Combining skills and human qualities, our lawyers can assist you with all your legal procedures, whether you are in Vevey, Aigle, Bulle, Châtel-St-Denis, or Monthey. Schedule an appointment for a consultation now.
The lawyers at our firm can assist you with out-of-court procedures (discussion and negotiation with the opposing party) as well as judicial proceedings before the courts.
The firm’s lawyers can assist you with out-of-court procedures (discussion and negotiation with the opposing party) as well as judicial proceedings before the courts.
Depending on the situation, it is possible to get an amicable divorce or proceed with a unilateral request. In all cases, a court appearance is mandatory. Your lawyer will meet with you alone or as a couple and guide you through all stages until the divorce is pronounced.
The duration of divorce proceedings depends on many factors, such as:
Our divorce lawyers in Vevey promote a quick process that impacts children as little as possible.
Parental consensus is a procedural model applied in the canton of Vaud that promotes amicable agreements between parents, under the judge’s impetus, to best protect children. Our lawyers are well-versed in this model and will assist you in finding quick and lasting solutions.
A joint petition for divorce assumes that the spouses agree on the principle of divorce; the procedure is then faster and less costly. In the absence of an agreement, one spouse can file a unilateral request after two years of separation. In both cases, a court appearance is mandatory.
Our lawyers meet clients by appointment at the firm’s offices located at Rue du Simplon 18, 1800 Vevey.