member of the Brussels Bar
Your family is unique. Your rights deserve a defence tailored to you.
Family lawyer in Brussels.
Divorce, separation, children's residence arrangements, maintenance contributions, parentage, civil status, nationality and international family matters: I am Martine Mamvibidila, family lawyer in Brussels. I put your situation into clear words, explain your options and defend your interests, with humanity, rigour and firmness.
Listening Clarity Tailored agreements Tenacity Divorce Separation Children Residence Maintenance contribution Parentage International family law Civil status Division of property Nationality
Commitment
Plain words. A determined defence.
When you are facing a separation, a family conflict or an important decision, it is essential to understand your rights and the options open to you. I help you clarify your situation, get the facts straight and build a strategy that fits your needs.
Practice areas
The areas of family law.
Family law is not limited to divorce. It also covers the residence of children, parental authority, maintenance contributions, parentage, civil status, nationality, the division of property and international family situations.
of experience in advice and litigation
of the practice devoted to family law
lecturer in legal studies
Families in all their forms
Families in all their forms, each with a story of its own.
Every family situation deserves attentive listening and a response that fits it. I support families of every kind, with care and respect: blended, separated, single-parent, multicultural and same-sex families, and families whose lives span more than one country.
My aim is to offer you a clear, concrete space where you are heard, and where your path is taken into account in its personal, family and cultural dimensions.
Community involvement
A commitment to people in vulnerable situations.
I work alongside people and families in vulnerable situations, through partnerships with a range of associations. This involvement feeds a way of practising law that pays attention to the human, social and cultural realities of each person.
It also reinforces one essential conviction: the law must be explained clearly, practised rigorously and put at the service of concrete solutions, suited to the reality of each person and each family.
Projet Miriam
Single-parent families
A partnership with the Miriam project, set up within the public social welfare centre (CPAS) of the City of Brussels for single-parent families.
Maison d'accueil Montfort
Women who are victims of family violence
A partnership with the Maison d'accueil Montfort, a shelter for women who are victims of family violence.
Approach
A steady course through difficult moments.
Listening comes first.
Every case begins as a human reality before it becomes a legal framework.
Seek agreement when it protects.
An agreement is sought when it genuinely serves the people involved, and children in particular.
Defend firmly.
When the situation calls for it, I fight your corner in court.
Welcoming you as you are.
Nationality, culture, orientation, identity: everyone must be able to feel welcomed and defended in what makes them who they are.
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