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Anna Nicolàs Torán
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- EXPERT IN FAMILY AND IMMIGRATION LAW
Anna Nicolàs Torán is an expert lawyer in family and immigration law.
- Law Degree from the University of Barcelona.
- Completion of the Master’s Degree in Access to the Legal Profession at the University of Barcelona.
- Master’s Degree in Family and Child Law from the University of Barcelona.
- Publication of the Master’s Thesis in Family and Child Law, “La gestación por sustitución en España- Estudio doctrinal y reciente jurisprudencia-“, by the University of Barcelona.
- Master’s degree in child care: psychosocial intervention, by La Salle (Madrid).
- General Course on Immigration for access to the Public Defender’s Office at the Bar Association of Barcelona.
- Postgraduate degree in Legal Practice in Civil Procedural Law at the Barcelona Bar Association.
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