French Civil CodeIn force
Section 3: Consequences of divorce for children
Article 286
The consequences of divorce for children are governed by the provisions of Chapter I of Title IX of this book.
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The rate of social contributions on income from assets and investment income is set in accordance with the provisions of I of article L. 136-8 of the Social Security Code.
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