Experiences of patients living with inflammatory bowel disease in rural communities by Rebecca K. Britt, Andrew Englebert

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The alternative residence of minors with separated parents by Diana Flavia BARBUR

“…In order to obtain the necessary information, we studied the legislation from different countries, the principles of the European Commission on Family Law, articles on this subject and case law, as well as studies conducted in several states. …”
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Contestation between Fiqh and Culture in Indonesia: The Maqāṣid al-Sharī’ah Paradigm in Dangers of Forced Marriage against Women by Arifah Millati Agustina

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Mihailo Konstantinović and the transformation of the private law in Serbian and earlier Yugoslav law by Orlić Miodrag V.

“…After the Second World War, Konstantinović was the sole redactor of a number of draft laws in the most important fields of private law, i.e. family law, inheritance law and law of obligations. …”
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Study the possibility of issuing a couple remarriage permit After the approval of the Family Protection Law in 1391 by Rasoul Ahmadi Far, Mohammad Kakavand

“…Remarriage of a man, as an independent right or guarantee of the wife's obedience, is one of the issues in the field of family law. Prior to the enactment of the Family Protection Law in 2012, the Law of 1974 governed this issue and allowed it under certain conditions. …”
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ARTI PENTINGNYA MEMPERBANDINGKAN HUKUM ADAT DENGAN KITAB UNDANG-UNDANG HUKUM PERDATA DAN MANFAATNYATERHADAPPEMBANGUNANHUKUM by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…Compare the customary law with code of civil law (KUHPerdata) as a system of law are to know the differentiation and similarityfrom each its law regulation in a similar law institution to both of these law systems, or to know the causes whatforms the background existence the similarity and differentiation of law norms, so it can give useful contribution to construction and development in the domain of civil law in general and in the domain of family law (inheritance law, marriage law) in special.…”

The Usage of ICT in Shariah: online marriage by Mamat , Arifin, Mohd Yusof, Nasura

“…However, there is no special provision in the Islamic Family Law in any states in Malaysia. Since Islam is a complete yet simple religion that has always encouraged Muslims to perform good deeds and prevent them from any hardship in life, Muslims are permitted to do things that can bring benefit (maslahat) to them. …”
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Divorce laws in Malaysia by Kamaruddin, Zaleha

“…As for divorce law relating to Muslims, although it has improve greatly, unfortunately there are some areas in the administration of Islamic Family Law that need to be further reformed to suit the needs of modern society.…”
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Legitimacy of a child through acknowledgement (Al-Iqrar) under Islamic Law: the extent to which acknowledgement establishes paternity of an illegitimate child by Mohd, Azizah

“…The examination of the provision of Islamic law in Malaysia particularly the Islamic Family Law (Federal Territories)Act 1984 will also be discussed extensively.…”
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The status of non - muslim married women and their right to maintenance / Fadzidah Hashim by Hashim, Fadzidah

“…Malaysia, in keeping with the trend going around the world, to review family law, has passed the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976, which made great changes in the law pertaining to marriage and divorce. …”
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At the foot of the Sultan: The dynamic application of shariah in Malaysia by Ismail, S.Z.

“…However, Muslims are also subjected to Islamic family law which governs all matters related to marriage and divorce and also the Shariah criminal offences law, below which, if violated, the offender can be tried in the state’s Shariah courts. …”
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Father's responsibility and child support : a review of evidences from Shariah Courts in Malaysia by Kahar, Rojanah, Hasbullah @ Abdullah, Muslihah

“…Content analysis from the Shariah Courts cases, are given emphasis in analyzing the implementation of Islamic Family Law relating to child support and its consequences on children’s wellbeing. …”
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‘Listening to the Winds’ of Europeanisation?<subtitle>The Example of Cross-Border Recognition of Same-Sex Family Relationships in Poland</subtitle> by Laima Vaige

“…The uneven speed of family law developments results in the phenomenon of ‘limping family relationships’, which are family relationships legally recognised in one State but not in another. …”
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Person’s Health as a Prerequisite for Marriage in Russia and Foreign Countries by I. A. Kosareva

“…The research offered by the author had been conducted in the sphere of comparative law on the issues of family law. The author makes several suggestions in the article with regard to the ways how Russian legislation can be improved and updated.Laws of different countries mention person’s health (physical and psychic) as a prerequisite for marriage. …”
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Criteria for assessing the best interests of the child in proceedings for the protection of children's rights by Mihajlović Ljubica

“…It constitutes a general principle, a flexible concept/term to which legal practitioners attribute specific meaning in each unique case. The Family Law of the Republic of Serbia and the Convention on the Rights of the Child both lack a definition of this principle, leaving ample room for assessing the child's best interests in concreto, i.e., in the scope of a specific case. …”
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PERJANJIAN DALAM PERKAWINAN (SEBUAH TELAAH TERHADAP HUKUM POSITIF DI INDONESIA) by Hanafi Arief

“…The marriage agreement is part of the field of family law set out in Book I of the Civil Code (BW). …”
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Determination of The Authority To Adjudicate Child Adoption For Muslims in Indonesia by Rahadi Wasi Bintoro, Antonius Sidik Maryono, Sanyoto Sanyoto, Weda Kupita, Muhammad Bagus Tri Prasetyo

“…This article seeks to raise legal issues regarding child adoption, because adoption of children in the customary law system and Islamic law in Indonesia brings different legal consequences in family law. The focus of this study is to discuss the implications of the adoption of children in district courts and religious courts and the determination of the competence of the court in the adoption of children. …”
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THE CONCEPT OF “TESTATE SUCCESSION” IN THE ROMANIAN AND GEORGIAN LEGAL SYSTEMS (TERMINOLOGICAL SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES) by IRINA GVELESIANI

“…However, the area of family law has suffered crucial changes throughout the centuries. …”
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Converging Feminist and Queer Legal Theories: Family Feuds and Family Ties by Elaine Craig

“…A recent decision from the Ontario Court of Justice addressing a three-parent family law dispute involving gay and lesbian litigants demonstrates why recognition of the convergences between feminist and queer legal theories can advance both queer and feminist justice projects. …”
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Problems of applying the norms of the family legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the legal relations arising from the registration of a marriage complicated by a foreign e... by L.F. Tatarinova

“…The application of the family law of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the presence of foreign elements is impossible without reference and appeal to the norms of international treaties, especially in the context of p. 3st.4 of the Constitution stating that the “...International treaties ratified by the Republic have priority over its laws”. …”
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