Divorce in Germany
The German process explained step by step — in plain English, with clear answers on timing and cost.
How it worksEnglish-speaking · Divorce · Munich
A divorce is hard enough. Going through one in a country that isn’t your own — in a legal system you don’t know — is harder still. The fear is the same for most people: losing out simply because they don’t understand the rules. That’s exactly where we help. With experience from over 150 divorce cases, we explain where you stand, what your options are, and what happens next — calmly and in plain English.
We negotiate firmly, but never loudly. Your interests come first – with sound judgement, discretion and a calm head.
If you and your spouse hold different nationalities, married or lived abroad, or own assets in more than one country, your divorce is more complex than most. The question of which country and which law apply can shape everything — maintenance, how assets are divided, sometimes where your children live. This is what we focus on.
International divorce in GermanyHow we help
No two divorces are alike. We make sense of your situation and show you the path that fits.
The German process explained step by step — in plain English, with clear answers on timing and cost.
How it worksWhen your divorce crosses borders, we advise strategically — in German and English.
Cross-border casesDiscreet handling of complex finances — from a business interest to property abroad.
Divorce for business ownersWhy work with us
You don’t need a lawyer from your home country. You need a German-qualified lawyer who can explain how German and international family law applies to you — fluently, in English.
Including many international and complex ones. We have seen the difficult situations before.
A single, dedicated point of contact — personal service, not a call center.
We explain the German process without the jargon, so nothing gets lost in translation.
We negotiate firmly, but never loudly. Your interest comes first — with judgement, discretion and a calm head.
Process
We listen, make sense of your situation and show your options — at a fixed fee.
Together we set the goals and approach. You always know where you stand, and what it costs.
We represent you firmly, but never loudly — and keep you informed throughout.
A workable arrangement that lets you look forward again.
Yes – representation by a lawyer is mandatory before the family court. In an amicable divorce, however, one lawyer is enough.
Yes, we support international clients in Munich in English and German.
We clarify that with you in advance – confidential and without obligation.
Contact
You don’t have to think this through alone. Tell us briefly about your situation — we reply within 24 hours. The enquiry is free and without obligation.
Initial consultation at a fixed fee
Your enquiry is free and without obligation. The initial legal consultation itself is charged at a fixed fee of €190 plus VAT (the statutory cap under § 34 RVG) and is credited against your fees if you instruct us afterwards.
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