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Showing 1511–1520 of 33916 articles for “Art. s. 815-3”
…ouses who are not legally separated, two partners bound by a civil solidarity pact or two cohabitants. The adopters must be able to provide proof of at least one year's cohabitation or be both over th…
With the exception of its last paragraph, Article 357 is applicable to a child who has been the subject of an adoption duly pronounced abroad having in France the effects of a full adoption.The adopte…
Divorce and legal separation are governed by French law: - where both spouses are of French nationality; - where both spouses are domiciled on French territory; - where no foreign law recognises juris…
…ired in the interest of the child. Evidence to the contrary is admissible to rebut these presumptions.
…also continue the action already brought, unless there has been a withdrawal or lapse of proceedings.
Each of the separated spouses retains the use of the other's name. However, the legal separation agreement by private deed countersigned by lawyers filed with a notary, the legal separation judgment o…
No action is received as to the parentage of a child who is not born viable.
…e adopted child.At the request of the adopter or adopters, the court may change the child's forenames. If the child is over the age of thirteen, his or her consent is required.
Children of all ages owe honour and respect to their father and mother.
The guardianship judge appoints the members of the family council for the duration of the guardianship. The family council is made up of at least four members, including the guardian and the subrogate…
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