Interim measures that ought to be taken a divorce procedure in Spain
During a divorce in Spain, several items generally involve legal judgment, and so while the divorce is occurring, spouses have to take all pertinent actions to defend their interests, both economic and personal.
3. ALIMONY: The payment of this pension by the non-custodial parent entails the latter's contribution to the food, housing, training, health, clothes etc., of the child. In order to determine the amount of alimony, the principle of proportionality will be governed by the economic capacity of the non-custodial parent and the needs of the child. On the other hand, it is expressly mentioned that in the case of establishing a shared custody, this does not imply that either parent does not have the duty to pay alimony, as it will depend on the economic capacity of the parents.
4. USE OF DWELLING: It is usually established who is allowed use of the dwelling until the children move-out or have sufficient economic independence. In cases of homes of a large size (houses or very large flats), it is sometimes possible to separate them. In cases of absence of children or in cases where they have reached the age of adulthood and are economically independent, a limitation of temporary use shall be established based on the needs of each spouse.
5. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ADJUSTMENT: It should also be legally determined who owns what the dwelling contains, although there are cases in which one of the spouses has a special interest for one specific item, usually for their sentimental value.
6. COMPENSATORY PENSION AND THE ECONOMIC PENSION: In order to determine if any of these pensions are applicable, the particularities of each case will be considered, taking into account the standard of living up to that moment, as well as the initial and current assets of the spouses.
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Ana
Buenas tardes, una consulta estoy haciendo tbc puedo salir del pais, o es posible que me detengan en el aeropuerto?? Gracias
AOB Abogados
Buenos días Ana,
Por el mero hecho de haber sido condenado a realizar trabajos en beneficio de la comunidad, no tiene porqué implicar que no pueda salir de territorio nacional.
Para no poder salir de territorio nacional debería existir una prohibición expresa en la sentencia o auto de medida cautelar. Si no es así, es libre de poder viajar sin perjuicio de su obligación de cumplir con los TBC en las fechas acordadas.
Un saludo