Family mediation
A procedure in which a neutral professional helps parties seek agreement on family disputes legally suitable for mediation.
What to bear in mind
The mediator does not impose a decision. Some matters and situations are excluded; agreements may need judicial scrutiny to have particular effects.
Preparing for your consultation
Bring earlier orders and agreements, details of those affected and a timeline. Identify the decision or procedure you need advice on.
Legal source
Civil and Commercial Mediation Act, article 2 · BOE (opens in a new tab)
Related content
General information on Spanish law. Application depends on the facts, current legislation and, where relevant, regional civil law or international rules. Reviewed: 26 October 2026.