The property of marital partners

Property that was obtained by marital partners by working during their marital community, as well as the earnings from this property, constitutes joint property.

The property that during marital community one of the marital partners obtains by some other legal basis is his or her separate property.

The marital partners by mutual consent dispose with their joint property.

Marital partners can by mutual consent divide the property, so that they determine portions in the entire property, or one part of the property or on an individual thing, as well as decide that every marital partner gets certain things or rights from this property, or that one marital partner pays the other one the monetary value of his or her share.

The property that the marital partner has at the time of entering a marriage remains his or her separate property.

The circumstance that the joint property was increased by the marital partner after the marriage has been terminated will not affect the size of the marital partner's portion of the property if he or she, with their behavior, had prevented the other marital partner in the further acquiring.

The system of marital property contracts described in the previous report has not changed.

As far as the property of marital partners is concerned, it can be separate and joint.

The marital partner whose portion in acquiring joint property or individual things from the joint property is significantly lower than the portion of the other marital partner, or when special circumstances permit it, can demand the division of joint property through a legal suit, so that the court obligates the other marital partner to reimburse him or her with the equivalent of his portion in money, in the amount of the value of joint property at the day the court decision was made.

With his or her participation in the joint property, one marital partner cannot independently handle nor burden it with the legal business among living without the consent of the other marital partner.

In dividing joint property, the marital partner to whom joint children are entrusted for protection and care is given those things for which it is obvious that they are to be in the property and ownership of the marital partners to whom children have been assigned.

The division of joint property of marital partners is regulated by articles 266 to 271 of the Family law.

The marital partner, who with his work during marriage, contributed to maintaining and increasing of the separate property of the marital partner (by, for example, improving the agricultural estate, etc.) can demand with an appeal that the other marital partner gives him or a reimbursement in money.

Each marital partner can demand through an appeal that the court determines what is his or her portion in the joint property or one part of that property, or on the individual thing form that property.

If the sale of joint property for the purpose of the settlement of the portion of one marital partner has been decided on, that marital partner has the right of an easier purchase of these things.

During the division of the joint property, at the request of the marital partner, those objects from the joint property that serve for the performance of his or her occupation will be incorporated into his share.

Marital status

Marital Status

Minimum Marital Age

Marital status Married

Marital status Married

The presents of third parties made during marital community (in money, kind, assistance through work, etc.) enter into joint property, regardless of which marital partner received them, unless the intent of the present shows otherwise, or it can be concluded form the circumstances at the moment in which the present was given tat the gift giver wanted to assign the gift to only one of the marital partners.

If the value of these things is disproportionably large in comparison to the value of the total joint property, the division of these things will also be conducted, unless the marital partner that is supposed to get these things reimburses the other marital partner with some other equivalent value, or renounce to the other marital partner, in accordance with his or her consent, some other things or objects.

In dividing joint property, the equivalent value of what is owed on the basis of joint earning in the marriage will be calculated in each one of the marital partner's shares.

What's your marital status?

Specifically, the adoptive parent shall provide papers issued by the competent authorities of his or her country certifying such particulars as age, marital status, profession, property, health and criminal record if any.

What is your marital status?

In these types of cases, the court determines the size of the portion of marital partner according to their contribution in obtaining the joint property, paying attention not only to personal income and earnings of each marital partner, but about work in the household and family, about care and nurture, as well as the raising of the children, as well as about all other form of work and cooperation in the management, maintenance, and increase of joint property.

Rights from marriage and marital relations

Situation of Women in Marital Relationships

Marital status Married, with 3 children

Marital status Married with four children

Following increasing criticism from various groups, including women's NGOs, the Civil Code had been comprehensively amended in 2001, notably abolishing the concept of the husband as the head of the family, introducing a new marital property regime that envisaged the equal division of property during marriage, and establishing family courts.

each marital partner can add the last name of his or her marital partner to his or her own last name

in the executive procedure the marital partner does not answer for the liabilities his marital partner had before entering the marriage.

Noting that customary law and case law provided the basis on which courts ruled on the sharing of marital property, she would appreciate the delegation explaining its customary law and indicating any trends in case law.

For example, women who have in fact marital relations, but whose marriage is not legally registered, have, as a rule, no property rights after the death of the husband specifically, they cannot be included among the heirs.

Apart from his or her portion, out of the joint property, the court will separate and hand over to the marital partner those things that have been acquired during marriage that serve solely for his or her personal use.

He said no to many short term marital relationships.

Marital status Married to Mrs. Nariman BENCHAA MINDUA (Biologist).

Another factor leading to discrimination is related to the marital status.

The Criminal Code prohibited rape, and marital rape was considered rape.

According to provisions of the Law on the Basis of Social Welfare, Protection of Civilian War Victims and Family Protection, article 2, a family is comprised of the spouse, marital or not, child (marital, non marital, step child or fostered child), father, mother, grandfather, grandmother (on both parents' side), and spouses' siblings.

Marital rape occurs across cultures, and may not be considered a crime.