Your situation: separation or divorce in Geneva
Choose the situation closest to your own. You will see the first available options, the mistakes to avoid and the best next step — to protect what matters most, including your children, housing and finances, without unnecessary escalation.
If you would first prefer to understand the general framework, start with our page on divorce and separation in Geneva.
Which situation are you facing?
Three common scenarios.
Couple in crisis
Your spouse is suggesting a separation, sometimes only indirectly. The aim here is to take stock, avoid reactions that make matters worse and protect what matters most — children, housing and finances — before the situation becomes entrenched.
View the optionsMy spouse wants to separate
You have just found out. During the first few days, every message and every decision can have lasting consequences. The aim is to maintain a clear position, protect your rights and avoid faits accomplis.
View the optionsSeparation already underway
Negotiations have begun or proceedings have already been initiated. The aim is to analyse the proposals, clarify your priorities and build a sustainable strategy — in order to limit long-term conflict, particularly where children are involved.
View the optionsIf the situation is urgent or sensitive, you may also contact the firm directly.
What you will get, page by page
To remain useful and effective, the firm follows a structured approach.
What you receive
- A clear understanding of your situation and priorities
- The common mistakes to avoid — and why
- Realistic options based on your circumstances in Geneva
- A clear direction for the next steps
Our working framework
- No free legal advice by email
- No promises of a guaranteed outcome
- No unnecessary escalation “as a matter of principle”
- No assembly-line handling of cases
Every situation is different. The objective is to guide you methodically before examining the details during a consultation.
A clear framework from the outset
Preliminary assessment
You explain the context; we identify the key issues
Strategic consultation
Analysis and action plan
Negotiation
If an agreement is possible, we structure it
Proceedings
If necessary, we prepare and defend your case
You leave with a clear direction and concrete next steps.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions you are most likely to have.
Let’s discuss your situation
An initial conversation to understand your circumstances and explain your options. No obligation.
If you are already ready to take stock, you can book a strategic consultation.
Practical details are set out on the Fees and legal assistance page.