The Principles of European Family Law Revisited
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- Publisher:
- Intersentia
- Publication date:
- January 2027
- January 2024
- ISBN:
- 9781839705113
- 9781839704109
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- Subjects:
- Law, Property Law, Family Law
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Based on national reports by family law experts from more than twenty European jurisdictions, The Principles of European Family Law Revisited provides an insight into recent developments in family law in Europe in the areas of divorce, maintenance between former spouses, parental responsibilities, property relations between spouses and de facto unions. This book presents a comparative analysis between these developments and the five sets of Principles that the Commission of European Family Law has established in these areas over the last twenty years.
The Principles of European Family Law Revisited contains a wealth of information for comparative family lawyers in academia or practice, with the comparative charts in particular providing a useful reference for comparative research. Additionally, in a move that marks a historical first in legal publishing, this book reproduces all the CEFL Principles in one collective volume.
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