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Who we are?

Dudkowiak Family Lawyers law firm was established in 1994. The team of the Family Law Firm includes attorney at law Grażyna Dudkowiak and attorney at law Martyna Dudkowiak. Over the years, the Law Firm has specialized in matters of divorce and family law.

Due to the advancing globalization, the law firm has opened up to the issues of international family relations and in this area, using the knowledge of young lawyers, handles cases concerning, i.a. cross-border divorce with foreign element, international contact with a child and maintenance.

Divorce
For almost 30 years of operation on the market, our Family Law Firm has specialized in particular in divorce cases. We successfully conduct divorce cases between Polish citizens as well as marriages with a cross-border element, when one or both spouses are foreigners. more
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Separation
Our Family Law Firm specializes in particular in separation cases between Polish citizens as well as marriages with a cross-border element. more
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Maintenance
The family lawyers from our Law Firm will provide you with detailed and exhaustive legal advice on the maintenance law, the calculation of the amount of maintenance and the evidence to be gathered. Family and divorce attorneys will take care of drafting a maintenance petition to the court and help you through the entire procedure. An experienced family law attorneys will also represent you before the court in Poland. more
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Contact with child
According to the Family and Guardianship Code, parents and children have the right and even the obligation to maintain contact with each other. If the other parent makes it difficult for you to contact your child or completely prevents regular visits, you can take legal action – it may be necessary to apply to the court to regulate the contact with your child. more
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Division of joint property
The spouses may divide the marital joint property in the contract, and in the event of disagreement, each spouse may apply to the court for the division of joint property. Dudkowiak Family Lawyers will take care of your division of marital joint property proceeding – we will conduct settlement negotiations, if no agreement can be found, we will represent you before the Polish court. more
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Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
30 years of experience has led to the development of a practical approach to matrimonial property matters and prenuptial agreements. Our family lawyers will advise you, prepare the prenuptial agreement in order to best secure your property and guide you through all the formalities. more
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Parental authority
Parental authority includes in particular the obligation and right of the parents to take care of the child's person and property and to raise the child. The need to regulate parental responsibility arises in particular after the parents break up or divorce. If the other parent restricts you from exercising your parental authority please contact our lawyer. more
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Paternity
Our family lawyers will help you to gather evidence and guide you through the denial of paternity / establishing paternity court proceeding. If you have some doubts or find out that you are not the biological father of the child, you are entitled to initiate a legal proceeding before the court to deny your paternity. more
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Compulsory property regime
The Polish court may, for important reasons, establish property separation between the spouses during the marriage. Our Family Lawyers will help you determine if the reasons are met and represent you before the court to establish compulsory marital property regime. more
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Marriage in Poland for foreigners
Dudkowiak Family Lawyers will help you with formalities related to getting married by foreigners in Poland and obtain marriage eligibility exemption in Poland. more
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Marriage annulment
Marriage annulment is an alternative for a divorce in Poland. We encourage you to contact our family lawyers to determine whether exhaustive reasons for marriage annulment have been met. more
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