The divorce in Spain can be processed by mutual agreement or contentious, both by means of a lawsuit before the Courts and the intervention of lawyers. In order to be able to process it, the marriage certificate and the birth certificates of the children, if there are any, are very important documents. A-.When it is a divorce by mutual agreement, the spouses must sign a regulatory agreement in which they agree: who will keep custody of the children, who will keep the property or stay at home, if alimony will be paid for the children, compensations, and the liquidation of the matrimonial economic regime. In addition to this Regulatory Agreement, it will have to present the marriage certificate and the birth certificates of the children, if there are any. B- If the spouses have not been able to reach an agreement, it will be necessary to file a lawsuit proposing who will have custody of the children, who will keep the assets or stay at home, if there will be alimony for the children, compensations, and the liquidation of the matrimonial property regime. It will be a judge who will decide on each section through a sentence. Javaloyes & Suárez specializes in these types of matters and we can help you resolve your situation. We are especially careful with divorce cases and we will always protect your interests.