Do you have a legal question? We will respond in less than 48 hours
Do you have a legal question? We will respond in less than 48 hours
In situations of domestic violence, having a domestic violence lawyer in Spain allows for swift action and the protection of your rights.
At Sánchez Solicitors, we offer legal assistance with absolute confidentiality, process protection orders, and support victims and affected individuals, including foreigners, at every step of the process.
We understand that these procedures are sensitive. That’s why we combine legal rigor with discretion and a human touch, providing support to victims and all those involved in the process. We offer bilingual assistance for foreign residents in Spain who need to understand and exercise their rights in these cases.
A protection order is a court ruling that quickly establishes security and civil measures for the victim and their family. We prepare the application, gather the necessary documentation, and accompany you to court so that the protection order is activated as quickly as possible.
We offer confidentiality, bilingual assistance, and direct communication with your attorney. We act with the urgency these cases require and with the necessary sensitivity, always prioritizing your safety and the protection of your rights and those of your family.
If you need help, ask for information without obligation. We will assist you confidentially and advise you on how to protect your rights. If you or someone close to you is in immediate danger, contact the emergency services; in Spain you can call 016, available 24 hours a day.
We prepare the application and accompany you to court. The procedure is quick and aims to activate protection measures immediately.
Yes. We assist foreign victims in their own language and inform them of their rights and available resources.
Yes. All the information you share with us is protected by professional secrecy and is treated with absolute discretion.
It can agree on protection measures, restraining orders and civil measures regarding custody, pensions and use of the family home.
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