Family Law Specialists
Attorneys Who Will Handle Your Matter
Your case will be led by attorneys who have dedicated years to mastering Family Law under Indonesian law — not generalists handling unfamiliar territory.
Compassionate Guidance Through Life's Most Difficult Moments
Sensitive, strategic legal support for divorce, custody, inheritance, and all family matters — protecting what matters most to you.
Our Family Law practice covers the full spectrum of legal matters in this area — from straightforward consultations to the most complex, high-stakes proceedings.
Representing clients in both contested and uncontested divorce cases, from filing through final decree, with a focus on protecting your financial and parental rights.
Advocating for custody arrangements and child support structures that prioritize children's welfare while protecting your parental rights under Indonesian law.
Drafting enforceable prenuptial (perjanjian kawin) and postnuptial agreements that protect premarital assets and define property division clearly.
Resolving wills disputes, intestate succession claims, and managing probate processes — including cross-jurisdiction estates with assets in multiple countries.
Navigating the complex legal requirements for domestic adoption in Indonesia, including court approval, BCAP registration, and post-adoption reporting.
Obtaining urgent protective orders and restraining orders under the KDRT Law (UU 23/2004) to ensure your safety and that of your children.
We don't apply generic legal templates. Every engagement follows our proven three-phase methodology — adapted to the specific facts and objectives of your matter.
We provide a private, judgment-free consultation to understand your situation, priorities, and desired outcomes — helping you make informed decisions before any legal action.
Wherever possible, we pursue mediation and negotiated settlements to protect family relationships, reduce costs, and achieve faster, more durable outcomes.
When litigation is unavoidable, our attorneys represent you with preparation and tenacity — building the strongest possible case from evidence, testimony, and legal precedent.
Our results speak for themselves. The following cases represent recent outcomes — details are anonymized to protect client confidentiality.
Secured sole custody for our client in a contested divorce involving allegations of domestic violence, obtaining a permanent protective order and full child support compliance.
Resolved a four-sibling inheritance dispute over a Menteng property portfolio in 60 days through mediated settlement, avoiding years of probate litigation.
Successfully defended a prenuptial agreement in divorce proceedings, protecting IDR 25 billion in premarital business assets from division.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Each legal matter is unique and depends on its specific facts and applicable law.
View All Case Results →Your case will be led by attorneys who have dedicated years to mastering Family Law under Indonesian law — not generalists handling unfamiliar territory.
Still have questions? Our attorneys are available for a free, no-obligation consultation to address your specific situation.
Ask an AttorneyAn uncontested (consensual) divorce typically takes 3–6 months. Contested divorces can take 1–3 years depending on the complexity of disputes around assets and custody.
Yes, if properly drafted and notarized before the marriage is registered. Since 2016, the Constitutional Court has also permitted postnuptial agreements under certain conditions.
Courts generally award custody based on the best interests of the child. For children under 12, mothers are presumed to have priority, but fathers can contest this with strong evidence.
Yes. In Indonesia you can file for a contested divorce through the Religious Court (for Muslims) or the District Court (for non-Muslims) — your spouse's consent is not required.
Community property (harta bersama) acquired during marriage is divided equally. Premarital assets and gifts or inheritance remain separate property — unless a prenuptial agreement states otherwise.
Your first consultation is free, confidential, and without obligation. We'll assess your situation honestly and recommend the best path forward — whether that's our firm or another option.
