Family Law

Family law is a branch of law that examines legal arrangements related to family relations and family unity. This branch of law includes issues such as marriage, divorce, custody, alimony, property regime, guardianship. Family law regulates the problems that may arise in family relations and determines the solutions.

The main subjects of family law are:

1. Marriage Law: Marriage forms the basis of family unity. Marriage law regulates the conditions of marriage, the rights and responsibilities of the marriage union, the conditions of divorce and similar issues.

2. Divorce Law: Divorce is a process in which the union of marriage is officially terminated. Divorce law covers the reasons for divorce, the divorce process and post-divorce regulations.

3. Custody Law: Custody law, a field that regulates the legal rights and responsibilities of children between their parents, focuses on issues such as the safety, care and education of children.

4. Alimony Law: Alimony refers to the provision of financial support by one spouse to another. Alimony law includes regulations on financial support in case of divorce or other situations.

5. Property Regime: It covers the legal rules that regulate how the assets within the marriage union will be shared.

Family law is a branch of law that is constantly updated according to the changing needs and norms of society. Legal regulations may differ depending on the laws and cultural characteristics of each country.