Family law, body of law regulating family relationships, including marriage and divorce, the treatment of children, and related economic matters.
In the past, family law was closely connected with the law of property and succession (see property law), and, judging from the records available, it must have originated principally in the economic and property questions created by the transfer of a female from her father’s family to the power and guardianship of her husband. Even with regard to the relationship between parent and child, legal concepts such as guardianship, custody, and legitimacy were associated with family power structures and family economic interests. Family law also traditionally has to do with matters of personal status—for example, the question of whether a person is to be considered married or single, legitimate or illegitimate—though the incidents and importance of these distinctions often derive from the law of property.
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Table of contents - Family Law App
👉 How Do We Split a 401(k) in a Divorce?
👉 Can Gambling Affect Property Division?
👉 How Adultery Can Affect Property Division
👉 Property Division and Post-Separation Accounting
👉 Cars and Property Division in Divorce
👉 Marrying Into Debt: Am I Liable for My Spouse's Debt?
👉 Do I Have to Pay for My Spouse's Student Loan Debt When We Divorce?
👉 Where Do I File for Divorce?
👉 Divorce and Dividing Assets
👉 What's ""Alienation of Affection?
👉 Can This Marriage be Annulled?
👉 What Are Grounds for Divorce?
👉 Will A Postnuptial Contract Really Protect You?
👉 Who Gets the Pets in a Divorce?
👉 Filing Taxes Jointly or Separately During a Divorce
👉 How Risky Investments Can Affect Property Division
👉 and much more.
Categories :
👉 Marriage and Partnerships
👉 Childrens Rights
👉 Paternity
👉 Adoptions
👉 Divorce
👉 Child Custody
👉 Child Support
👉 Child Abuse and Neglect
👉 Visitation Rights
Application Features :
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👉 Search tool
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In the past, family law was closely connected with the law of property and succession (see property law), and, judging from the records available, it must have originated principally in the economic and property questions created by the transfer of a female from her father’s family to the power and guardianship of her husband. Even with regard to the relationship between parent and child, legal concepts such as guardianship, custody, and legitimacy were associated with family power structures and family economic interests. Family law also traditionally has to do with matters of personal status—for example, the question of whether a person is to be considered married or single, legitimate or illegitimate—though the incidents and importance of these distinctions often derive from the law of property.
Download the app now ! Learn Family Law 1 easily today with Family Law Books ! - The only legal application you need !
Free application (Family Law in English). Appreciate 5 stars.
Table of contents - Family Law App
👉 How Do We Split a 401(k) in a Divorce?
👉 Can Gambling Affect Property Division?
👉 How Adultery Can Affect Property Division
👉 Property Division and Post-Separation Accounting
👉 Cars and Property Division in Divorce
👉 Marrying Into Debt: Am I Liable for My Spouse's Debt?
👉 Do I Have to Pay for My Spouse's Student Loan Debt When We Divorce?
👉 Where Do I File for Divorce?
👉 Divorce and Dividing Assets
👉 What's ""Alienation of Affection?
👉 Can This Marriage be Annulled?
👉 What Are Grounds for Divorce?
👉 Will A Postnuptial Contract Really Protect You?
👉 Who Gets the Pets in a Divorce?
👉 Filing Taxes Jointly or Separately During a Divorce
👉 How Risky Investments Can Affect Property Division
👉 and much more.
Categories :
👉 Marriage and Partnerships
👉 Childrens Rights
👉 Paternity
👉 Adoptions
👉 Divorce
👉 Child Custody
👉 Child Support
👉 Child Abuse and Neglect
👉 Visitation Rights
Application Features :
👉 Categories
👉 Search tool
👉 Favorites feature
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