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Divorce : Custody rights

Family law: Custody rights: everything you need to know! Custody rights determine the place of residence and care of a child whose parents are divorced. Custody is part of parental authority.  Having custody of a child means living in a common household with him or her and taking care of him or her on a daily basis.  The right of custody is established in the agreement on the effects of…
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Divorce and / or separation ?

Family law: Divorce and separation, what is the difference? The end of a conjugal union can be brought about by two measures: divorce and separation. What is the difference between them? Lawrence explains it to you here.  Separation: Separation is a less radical…
Divorce and SeparationFamily Law

Family law: Custody rights: everything you need to know!

Custody rights determine the place of residence and care of a child whose parents are divorced. Custody is part of parental authority (see article).  Having custody of a child means living in a common household with him or her and taking care of him or her on a daily basis.  The right of custody is established in the agreement on the effects of divorce or by the judge if the parents have not…
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Family law: Divorce by mutual consent, what are the steps?

If both spouses wish to divorce, they can start divorce proceedings with mutual consent. Lawrence gives you the steps to complete.  Divorce by mutual consent is a simple, quick and inexpensive procedure to end a marriage. It avoids long, complex and sometimes painful trials.  This method allows you to start the divorce at any time and does not require the statement of reasons.  The divorce must…
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Family Law: Should we divide our 2nd pillar in case of a separation?

Are you separated and therefore not divorced? What will happen to the second pillar in that case?  Separation is a less radical measure than divorce. It is usually a period that couples in crisis use, resulting in either reconciliation or divorce.  Life together is suspended, but spousal obligations are not.  A separated couple remains married. There is therefore an obligation to maintain the…
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