A successful case of attorney Vitalii Petryk in a divorce case

In this article we describe the course of a divorce case in which attorney Vitalii Petryk successfully represented the plaintiff’s interests.

Essence of the case:

The plaintiff applied to the court for dissolution of her marriage with the defendant. The spouses had not lived together for a long time and the marital relationship had effectively ended.

The attorney’s work:

Attorney Vitalii Petryk carefully analyzed the circumstances of the case and collected the necessary evidence and documents. He prepared the statement of claim and other required procedural documents.

Result:

The court granted the plaintiff’s claim and dissolved the marriage.

Advantages of cooperation with attorney Vitalii Petryk:

• Professionalism: Deep knowledge of family law and extensive experience in similar cases.
• Dedication: A careful approach to every case and full commitment to protecting clients’ interests.
• Individual approach: An individual strategy for each case, taking into account all its specifics.
• Confidentiality: All information provided is kept confidential.

Contacts of attorney Vitalii Petryk:

• Phone: (096)-878-07-36
• Phone: (093)-878-07-36

Legal note on dissolution of marriage

Please note that this information is not legal advice. Every case has its own specifics, so for qualified legal assistance we recommend contacting an attorney.

General information on dissolution of marriage that may be useful:

• Under the Family Code of Ukraine, a marriage may be dissolved on the claim of one of the spouses, including where the spouses have not lived together for a long time, where one of the spouses is declared missing or legally incapacitated, and in other cases provided by law.
• If the spouses have no minor children in common and no property disputes, the marriage may be dissolved through the civil registry office.
• To dissolve a marriage through court, a statement of claim must be filed with the court at the defendant’s place of residence, attaching the marriage certificate, copies of passports, a certificate of the defendant’s place of residence (if available) and other relevant documents.