How to overcome a long pick-up and drop-off distance in a care arrangement
When parents split up, agreements have to be made about the care arrangements.
Lawyer
Family law
Bachelor of Law, Leiden University
Bachelor of Art History, Leiden University
Master Juvenile Law, Leiden University
Dutch
English
Lise-Milou specialises in family law. Her focus is on (international) divorces.
In addition, Lise-Milou is involved in issues regarding access arrangements, parental authority, maintenance and (international) relocations.
Before Lise-Milou joined GMW lawyers, she worked as a senior legal assistant at The Hague District Court, family team. There she was involved in almost all kinds of matters in the field of (international) family law. This gives Lise-Milou a good insight into the work processes within the court and the working methods of judges.
Lise-Milou specialises in making maintenance calculations (child maintenance and partner alimony), settling prenuptial agreements and dividing the community of goods.
Lise-Milou is known for her efficiency and commitment. She knows how to make difficult issues understandable for clients and how to solve them in a practical way. She not only focuses on the legal side of the case, but also takes into account the personal circumstances of her clients. Clients characterise Lise-Milou as to the point and transparent.
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