First of all, we need to know whether the Judgment regulating custody and custody makes express reference to the payment of such expenses. If so, the costs will be paid in accordance with the provisions of the Judgment.

In the event that the Divorce Judgment does not rule on this matter, the expenses for the start of the academic year must be paid with the alimony. That is, they will be paid by the parent who receives child support from the children, as the jurisprudence considers the expenses of the beginning of the school year as ordinary expenses and are therefore included in the pension.



These are foreseeable and recurring expenses, so they will have to be paid with alimony.

Living with a new partner can lead to the termination of the use of the home

The Supreme Court declared, in a new 2019 Judgment, the possibility of extinguishing the use of the family home by living with a new partner in the family home.

What happens to pets in the event of a divorce?

We often receive inquiries related to the custody of pets in the event of a couple's crisis and the truth is that at present, there is no regulation that establishes what to do with the family pet when a couple divorces.