I was born in Barcelona in 1983 and graduated in Law from Pompeu Fabra University in 2006. I began my professional career that same year, training and specializing in Family Law and Civil Procedural Law at renowned law firms in Barcelona, where I developed a rigorous and demanding work style that I continue to apply today.

In 2018, I relocated to Ibiza, where I currently provide independent legal services, primarily assisting clients in Ibiza and Formentera. Occasionally, I also take on cases in Barcelona and other parts of Spain, always ensuring close and personalized attention.

I am a member of the Barcelona Bar Association with registration number 32,997, and I speak Spanish, Catalan, and English. Additionally, I am a member of the Spanish Association of Family Lawyers (AEAFA), with associate number 3654.

My methodology is based on a professional relationship of trust with my clients, and my challenge is to get a satisfactory resolution for the matters they raise to me.

The following three principles support this mission:

CLOSENESS: From the very first consultation, I provide my clients with direct attention and a close, accessible approach, ensuring they receive not only high-quality legal assistance but also the necessary personal support throughout my professional involvement in their case. To guarantee this proximity, regardless of my clients’ location, I am also available through telematic means such as video calls or equivalent tools, adapting to the specific needs of each situation.

TRANSPARENCY: After the first meeting with my clients and before starting work, I provide them with a personalized and clear estimate of costs according to the circumstances of the case, as well as an evaluation of risks and likelihood of success so they can make considered decisions. Throughout all the proceeding I keep with every client continuous communication, so they can be aware of the situation and evolution of their case.

EFFICIENCY: Whenever possible, I tend to prioritize the way for dialogue and negotiation in order to reach an agreed solution to the controversy, which is generally more successful and avoids costs, both financial and emotional. Where this is not possible and there is not any other way but to litigate, the strategy to be carried out is decided according to technical rigor criteria and considering success rates in order to optimize resources.