French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter VI: Respective rights and duties of spouses
Article 212
The spouses owe each other mutual respect, fidelity, help, assistance.
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The spouses owe each other mutual respect, fidelity, help, assistance.
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When either the provider or the recipient of food is returned to such a state, that one can no longer provide it, or the other no longer needs it in whole or in part, discharge or reduction may be req…
If an application for definitive alteration of the marriage bond and an application for fault are made concurrently, the judge shall examine the application for fault first.
Divorce may be requested by either spouse when the marital bond has been definitively altered.
Each spouse may freely exercise a profession, receive his or her earnings and wages and dispose of them after paying the marriage expenses.
The consequences of divorce for children are governed by the provisions of Chapter I of Title IX of this book.
Legal separation may be pronounced or established in the same cases and under the same conditions as divorce.
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