When a minor breaks down, you need
A GOOD LAWYER
Specializing in Domestic Violence and Minors' Rights
⚖ You’re just one click away from finding justice
ABUSE
- Physical
- Psychological
- Emotional
DAMAGES
- Assessment
- Compensation
- Consequences
FAMILY
- Intervention
- Conflict
- Mediation
MENTAL HEALTH
- Rehabilitation
- Discipline
- Therapy
SOCIAL MEDIA
- Cyberbullying
- Digital Abuse
- Sexting
EDUCATION
- School Monitoring
- Possessiveness
- Control
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PROBLEMS
01
My daughter insults me, screams at me, and hits me when I don’t let her go out with her friends.
I need a lawyer to help me handle this situation.
02
My brother uses drugs at home and doesn’t respect my space. He has even broken my bedroom door.
I need a lawyer who understands my situation and can help set boundaries at home.
03
The monitoring of my social media and restrictions on who I can talk to have become suffocating.
I’m looking for a lawyer who can help me regain my privacy.
SOLUTIONS
PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT
Talk to us about your concerns or any questions you may have, without fear. You will be supported by a psychologist specializing in adolescents, offering attentive and compassionate guidance.
LEGAL CONSULTATION
Schedule your free session with our specialized lawyer, who will provide guidance and protection tailored specifically for minors facing challenging situations.
FLEXIBLE FINANCING
We understand that, as a minor, facing legal costs can feel overwhelming. That's why we offer flexible, interest-free financing options, designed so you don't have to worry about financial barriers.
I am
Javier Sanz,
a lawyer specializing in
Domestic Violence and Minors
“
I understand this may be a very difficult time, and you may feel frightened or confused. I want you to know that you are not alone.
MY COMMITMENT TO YOU GOES BEYOND BEING YOUR LAWYER — I AM SOMEONE WHO GENUINELY CARES ABOUT YOUR WELL-BEING AND YOUR RIGHT TO JUSTICE.
My expertise in minors’ rights and domestic violence cases enables me to protect you and stand by your side, ensuring your voice is heard and respected.
My Areas of Expertise
Our main priority is to continue expanding our training to ensure highly specialized legal counsel.
Gender-Based and Domestic Violence
- • State-Certified Course in Gender-Based Violence
- • Advanced Refresher Course in Domestic and Gender-Based Violence
- • Domestic and Gender-Based Violence
- • Appeals before the Supreme Court, Constitutional Appeals and Clemency Petitions
Courses, Specialization in Juvenile Law
- • Court-Appointed Counsel for Minors
- • Specialization in Juvenile Criminal Law
- • Juvenile Law
- • Juvenile Jurisdiction: Restitution and Civil Liability
- • Protection and Support for Minor Victims
- • Juvenile Criminal Law
- • Children and Adolescents at Risk
- • New Organic Law on Comprehensive Protection
Get Your Free Consultation
Benefit from years of specialized experience and training.
☎ Phone & WhatsApp
+34 637 342 483
hola@abogadoviolenciadegenero.com
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
1. Speak When You’re Ready: Do not feel pressured to talk; your comfort and emotional well-being come first.
2. Seek Specialized Support: Find a trusted adult or professional who can guide and support you throughout this process.
3. Understand Your Rights as a Minor and Make Sure Your Lawyer Upholds Them.
4. Document Everything You Can: Keep a record of anything you remember that may be relevant to your case.
You probably still have questions
I’ve put together a list of some of the most frequently asked questions, but if you still have doubts, feel free to email us at hola@abogadoviolenciadegenero.com and we’ll be happy to help.
It is important to express how you are feeling to your lawyer or to a trusted counselor. They can help you manage your emotions and cope with the stress of the case. Remember, you are not alone, and there are professionals ready to support you.
Under Spanish law, when dealing with juvenile offenders (individuals between 14 and 18 years old), Organic Law 5/2000 on the Criminal Responsibility of Minors establishes a range of measures designed not only to sanction, but also to educate and reintegrate the minor into society. These measures vary and focus on correction, education, and social reintegration. Below are the main types of measures that may be imposed on minors in Spain:
Judicial Educational Measures
• Warning: A formal reprimand issued by the judge to make the minor aware of the seriousness of their actions.
• Community or Educational Tasks: Participation in community or social activities for a set period, aimed at fostering social responsibility.
• Attendance at a Day Center: The minor is required to attend an educational or training program during the day while continuing to live at home.
• Weekend Detention: The minor remains in a detention center during weekends for a specified period.
Supervised Release Measures
• Supervised Release: Ongoing monitoring and guidance by technical teams or educators, with specific behavioral guidelines to follow.
Custodial Measures
• Placement in a Closed, Semi-Open, or Open Regime: Depending on the seriousness of the offense and the minor’s circumstances, different levels of detention may be ordered. Closed regimes are the most restrictive, while open regimes allow greater freedom, always with the goal of education and reintegration.
Residential Measures
• Placement with Another Person, Family, or Educational Group: Providing the minor with a stable and positive environment different from their usual one, supporting their development and socialization.
Therapeutic Measures
• Outpatient Treatment: Imposed when the minor requires medical, psychological, or psychiatric treatment without residential placement.
• Therapeutic Placement: For cases requiring intensive medical or psychological supervision.
These measures are tailored to the individual needs of each minor, always prioritizing education, rehabilitation, and social reintegration over punishment. The specific measure imposed will depend on the nature of the offense, the minor’s personality, and their social environment.
It is essential to report any suspected case of gender-based violence to local child protection authorities or the police. In Spain, you can call the emergency number 112 or contact the 016 helpline for victims of gender-based violence.