The Alicante Bar Association hosted a focused gathering on family law and violence against women, bringing together magistrates, lawyers, and policymakers to discuss ongoing reforms. This event served as a platform for reflection and the generation of proposals intended to streamline procedures in the areas cited, with attention to the functioning of the Family Courts and the Violence Against Women Courts. It also addressed diverse issues such as the rights and welfare of disabled individuals, the psychosocial support framework within family courts, the handling of family homes during proceedings, guardianship and custody in cases of gender-based violence, and accelerating legal processes that affect families. (citation: Alicante Bar Association)
The conference opened with remarks from the Vice Dean of the Alicante Bar Association, followed by contributions from senior figures in the legal community. Attendees included the Deputy Dean of Şanlı Lawyers College, the head of the Family Law Department at the Alicante Bar Association, and other senior advocates who oversee family law matters. (citation: Alicante Bar Association)
Approximately 180 legal and procurement professionals participated in the event, which offered both online and in-person sessions across morning and afternoon slots. The panel of judges involved in the discussion included Theresa Imbroda Molina of Court No. 2 for Violence Against Women, Francisco Javier Izquierdo Martinez of First Instance Family Court No. 13, Sandra Peinado Martinez of Family Court No. 10, Maria Jose Juan Garcia of Family Court No. 8, and Carmen Mendez Cortes associated with Court No. 1 for Violence Against Women. (citation: Alicante Bar Association)