9 articles
Art. 92 CC in full: when shared custody follows automatically from parental agreement, when a judge can order it at one parent's request, and the criminal-process and violence bar that closes it off entirely.
What Spaniards call divorcio express is the notarial or LAJ divorce under art. 87 CC: no minor non-emancipated children, a three-month wait from the wedding, and a convenio regulador instead of a courtroom.
The map of Spanish family law: the notarial mutuo-acuerdo divorce, custodia compartida, child support and the offline CGPJ tables, the gananciales default, and protection orders.
The difference between a cautelar alejamiento and a full orden de proteccion, who can request one, the 72-hour hearing, and the mandatory prison term for breaching one against a protected victim.
The proportionality rule behind Spanish child support, what alimentos legally cover, when the amount can change, and why the CGPJ's online tablas orientadoras tool is currently offline.
Art. 94 CC's visitation rules: how a judge sets time, manner and place, and the Ley 8/2021 bar that suspends or blocks visitation entirely when a parent faces a criminal process or is imprisoned for violence.
Separacion de bienes under art. 1435 CC, how spouses set it up with capitulaciones before a Notario, and why it is the default marital regime, not the exception, in Cataluna and Baleares.
How sociedad de gananciales works under arts. 1315, 1316 and 1344 CC: what falls inside it, how it dissolves on divorce, and how capitulaciones let spouses opt out of it.
How a Spanish mutual-agreement divorce actually runs: the judicial route when there are minor children, the notarial alternative when there are not, and what happens when a judge rejects part of the convenio regulador.