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Showing 3921–3930 of 56936 articles for “Art. I-3°”
Divorce puts an end to the duty of support between spouses.One spouse may be required to pay the other a benefit intended to compensate, as far as possible, for the disparity that the breakdown of the…
On the death of the debtor spouse, payment of the compensatory allowance, whatever its form, is deducted from the estate. The payment is borne by all the heirs, who are not personally liable for it, u…
Compensatory allowance is set according to the needs of the spouse to whom it is paid and the resources of the other, taking into account the situation at the time of the divorce and how it will chang…
The guardian is appointed for the duration of the guardianship.
The tutor takes care of the minor's person and represents him in all acts of civil life, except in cases in which the law or custom authorises the minor to act himself. He represents the minor in cour…
The individual right to choose a guardian, whether related to the minor or not, belongs only to the last surviving father and mother if he or she has retained, on the day of death, the exercise of par…
Guardianship is a personal charge. It does not pass to the guardian's heirs.
The family council may, in consideration of the minor's situation, the abilities of the persons concerned and the extent of the assets to be administered, appoint several tutors to jointly exercise th…
If there is no testamentary guardian or if the guardian appointed as such ceases to hold office, the family council appoints a guardian for the minor.
The property or rights of a minor may not be transferred to a trust.
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