Coca – Molina Advocats
The law surrounds us. It affects the food we eat, the water we drink, and the air we breathe. It travels with us. It defines our relationships with the people with whom we live, work, and share space. It affects our homes and schools, our offices and stores. The law touches every aspect of our lives and even our deaths.
Roffer, Michael H., “The Law Book: 250 Milestones in the History of Law”.
These lines remind me that there is no aspect of our lives that is not affected by what we call “Law”.
BIOGRAPHY
Founding Partner
I graduated in Law in 1990. After three years studying to be a judge, I went to work in professional legal practice, a job I am still doing today. During these more than 25 years I have taken courses to specialise in different areas of law.
My Master’s Degree in Emotional Ecology ensures we practice ethically, helping our clients recognise and deal with crisis situations appropriately.
Approaching the practice of law from a professional and humanistic perspective is an added value.
We have prepared ourselves thoroughly to be the best version of ourselves.
In case you would like to know more about me:
I come from a family whose members had to struggle in different situations, which is where my more combative side comes from. There was some degree of legal conflict, and the effect it had on older family members was passed on to me. That’s where my passion for law began. In the 1980s, my circle of friends and acquaintances made me think about the duality of good and evil, and I began to develop a desire to dispense justice from one side of the system or another.
Helping others resolve their legal issues is a privilege.
I am grateful to all the people who have helped me progress during my life.
In 2010, after I had been practising law for 15 years, COCA-MOLINA Advocats was founded, as a legacy with a vision for the future.
This journey has not been made alone: we have highly valuable human assets.
I would particularly like to mention my colleague Gemma del Olmo for sharing her skills. She helped to make the project a sustainable challenge and the journey a rewarding one.
TYPES OF CASE
FAMILY LAW (separation, divorce, paternity and filiation)
FAMILY LAW (separation, divorce, paternity and filiation)INHERITANCES
INHERITANCESBANKING LAW
BANKING LAWSECOND CHANCE
SECOND CHANCEENFORCEMENT
ENFORCEMENTCONTRACTS
CONTRACTSMINORS
MINORSCRIME AND ASSISTANCE TO DETAINEES
CRIME AND ASSISTANCE TO DETAINEESTRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTSDISMISSALS AND DISABILITIES
DISMISSALS AND DISABILITIESCOMPANIES
COMPANIESNOTARIAL MATTERS
NOTARIAL MATTERSArt and aesthetics
Art in Law
Aesthetics is linked to creativity and this, in turn, connects with art. I see it as a chain of links in which one cannot be understood without the other…and the legal profession has a lot of that.
Law is the art of storytelling – and much more besides. Often the side that tells the best story wins.
In our offices, we exhibit what has traditionally been understood as art in the form of paintings and sculptures. You can come and visit whenever you like; you’re always welcome.
We leave you with a small sample.
Solidarity and ethics
Founding partner of the EMPATIS, VALUES FOR CHANGE Foundation, which, together with its President, led the TU TAMBÉ POTS (You can too) project, culminating, among other things, in the foundation of a school in a Kenyan village, which we named AGORA.
Platform activists: Amnesty International.
Partners of: Oxfam Intermón, the Spanish Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders, the Vicente Ferrer Foundation, UNICEF, UNHCR REFUGEES, Greenpeace, Save the Children.
We sponsor charity races and youth rallies, delivering equipment while passing through the villages of southern Morocco on a unique journey.
Sponsors of sports and charity events in Sant Cugat del Vallés.
Our business practices are ethical and responsible. We build strong relationships based on shared values, contributing to positive change in the business environment, in our society, and in the globalised world.
We seek justice in and outside court, giving a clear example of consistency.
