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20 April 2021

Canon law

The Law Firm Duraj Reck & Partners provides legal assistance in proceedings for the declaration of marriage nullity in ecclesiastical tribunals throughout Polish. This assistance includes the formulation of the claimant’s complaint, advice and drafting of pleadings at first and second instance and, if necessary, at third instance, including an appeal to the Tribunal of the Roman Rota.

Our activity also includes the resumption of matrimonial processes that were abandoned years ago after a negative verdict without exhausting the entire procedural procedure provided for by canon law.

We help in obtaining a papal dispensation from a validly contracted and unfulfilled marriage.

We make it easier to obtain the papal privilege of faith, i.e. the dissolution of marriage contracted by people who are not baptized and want to enter into a church marriage with a Catholic party, regardless of whether they intend to be baptized or not.

We also undertake the defence of accused persons in canonical criminal trials and advise in proceedings ad statum laicatum.

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