Family Law
Family law governs personal and property relations between spouses, parents, and children, as well as the obligations of mutual support within family relationships. It is a particularly sensitive area of law, which requires not only thorough knowledge of the legal framework but also an empathetic and balanced approach, capable of handling emotionally charged situations with profound impact on private life.
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Our lawyers, Veronica Solomon, Oxana Lungu-Chisari, and Doina Negură, have extensive experience in resolving family law disputes both through court representation and amicable methods of conflict resolution. We have facilitated the conclusion of notarial agreements, helping to avoid lengthy judicial proceedings and to safeguard the interests of the parties involved. Our expertise is further strengthened by the academic contribution of Oxana Lungu, university lecturer in Family Law, which enables us to approach each case with both legal rigor and empathy.
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When the Same Inheritance Is Litigated Twice: the ECHR’s Perspective in Galina Roșca and Others v. the Republic of Moldova
In Galina Roșca and Others v. the Republic of Moldova, the ECHR found violations of legal certainty and property rights after domestic courts reached incompatible conclusions in two successive sets of proceedings concerning the same inheritance. The judgment highlights the binding effect of final judicial decisions and the State’s obligation to safeguard the legal consequences arising from them.
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Inheritance in 2026: what changed and what you need to know
As of 1 April 2026, new amendments to inheritance law entered into force. The most important changes concern the time limit for accepting an inheritance, the position of the surviving spouse, the role of the notary and the rules applicable to ongoing succession procedures. In practice, the date of death, the acts already carried out by the heirs and compliance with the 12-month term may significantly affect the legal outcome.
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