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…ch the parties are summoned at the registry's behest by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt.At this hearing, the judge, if he terminates the mediator's mission, may continue the proceedi…
If the person responsible for hearing the minor encounters any difficulties, he or she shall refer the matter to the judge without delay.
…56(6), Article 57 or Article 68(2) and (3) of Council Regulation (EU) 2019/1111 of 25 June 2019 concerning jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in matrimonial matters and the…
…icle 17-8 apply, by way of interpretation, to changes of nationality resulting from annexations and cessions of territories resulting from treaties prior to 19 October 1945. However, foreign persons w…
…e examination, and the risks that refusal would entail for the members of his family potentially concerned, in the event that a genetic anomaly is diagnosed which could be responsible for a serious co…
The separate residence of the spouses, during divorce or legal separation proceedings, automatically entails a separate domicile.
An unemancipated minor is domiciled with his father and mother. If the father and mother have separate domiciles, he is domiciled with the parent with whom he resides.
Adults under guardianship are domiciled with their guardian.
The publicising of civil status records is also ensured by the family record book, the content of which, the rules for updating and the conditions for issuing and securing it are laid down by decree i…
…and conditions for issuing full copies and extracts are set by decree in the Conseil d'Etat. The procedure for secure verification of personal data contained in civil status records may be implemented…
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