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This book was originally published as a monograph in the International encyclopaedia of laws/Family and succession law.

Husband and wife --- Régimes matrimoniaux --- Persons (Law) --- Personnes (Droit) --- Equitable distribution of marital property --- Patrimoine familial --- Domestic relations --- Familles --- Inheritance and succession --- Successions et héritages --- Droit

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Droit international privé --- Mariage mixte --- Contrats de mariage --- Régimes matrimoniaux --- Patrimoine --- Conventions de divorce --- Partage des biens communs --- Obligation alimentaire --- Droit

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DROIT INTERNATIONAL PRIVE --- DROIT CIVIL COMPARE --- DROIT COMPARE --- DROIT CIVIL BELGE --- PARTENARIAT --- CONCUBINAGE --- UNIFICATION DU DROIT --- HARMONISATION DU DROIT --- FAMILLE --- REGIMES MATRIMONIAUX --- BELGIQUE --- FRANCE --- PAYS-BAS --- SUISSE --- ROYAUME-UNI --- DROIT DES PERSONNES --- CONVENTION --- COHABITATION LEGALE

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The optional matrimonial property regime of the community of accrued gains was created to address legal difficulties that may arise from marriages between persons of different nationalities or persons not living in their country of origin. It is the result of a treaty between France and Germany and entered into force in 2013. As it approaches cross-border conflicts using substantive legal rules, it has a unique character and is considered to be the first step towards the harmonisation of European family law. It is of interest beyond the borders of France and Germany because other Member States of the European Union can accede to the treaty. Further, the optional matrimonial property regime is open not only to marriages between French and German nationals but also to French or German couples living abroad or foreign couples living in France or Germany.To make the Franco-German treaty more accessible to the lawyer in Europe, this book contains the optional matrimonial property regime in five languages, namely German and French - the official languages - and English, Italian and Spanish. Each article of the optional matrimonial property regime is accompanied by a short commentary. Moreover, to provide the reader with additional background information, translations of the memoranda and explanatory reports are also included.With an introduction by Professor Maria Giovanna Cubeddu Wiedemann (University of Trieste) and Professor Dr Dr h.c. mult. Dieter Henrich (University of Regensburg) and translations by Professor Marella Magris (University of Trieste) and Professor Helena Lozano (University of Trieste).

Family law. Inheritance law --- Germany --- France --- Comparative law --- Husband and wife --- Marital property --- Droit comparé --- Régimes matrimoniaux --- Biens matrimoniaux --- Famille --- Droit --- Droit européen --- patrimoine des menages --- huwelijksrecht --- Matrimonial property --- Property, Marital --- Property --- gezinsvermogen --- droit matrimonial --- European Union countries. --- Law and legislation --- Droit comparé --- Régimes matrimoniaux --- Droit européen. --- European Union countries

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European and international family law is becoming increasingly important. This commentary with the new European divorce law, namely:· The so-called Rome III Regulation on enhanced cooperation in the field of separation and divorce· The so-called Brussels IIa Regulation on the recognition and enforcement of judgments in matrimonial matters and custody matters (European Marriage Regulation)In addition to various other European standards and conventions, these two directly applicable EU regulations are the central provisions of the new European divorce law and thus of paramount importance for every actor in family law in all binational family law cases.The commentary is supplemented by a brief explanation of the Hague Convention on the Protection of Children (CISA)

Famille --- Domestic relations --- Droit européen. --- Régimes matrimoniaux (droit international privé) --- Parents et enfants (droit) --- Droit international privé --- Law and legislation --- Divorce --- Parent and child (Law) --- Council of the European Union. --- European Parliament. --- Guardian and ward --- Paternity --- Marriage --- Broken homes --- Divorced people --- Régimes matrimoniaux (droit international privé) --- Droit international privé --- Droit européen.