Introduction — why the dispute over „over 50%” arises When dissolving the matrimonial regime with common jointly owned property, the law starts from the presumption that each spouse contributed equally to the formation of the common patrimonial mass — that is, normally, each of them receives 50% of the divisible mass. This presumption is relative: it can be overturned by evidence […]

A divorce involving minor children is always different: the court’s priority is the best interest of the child and not the resolution of the conflict between the former spouses. When the parents cannot reach an agreement, the court will decide on the essential aspects concerning the child: the exercise of parental authority, the child’s residence, the schedule of personal relationships, and the contribution to expenses. This […]

In Romania, after a divorce, the rule is that parental authority is exercised jointly by both parents. The court may order the exercise of parental authority exclusively by one parent only exceptionally, when there are „well-founded reasons” and when, analyzing all the circumstances, this is the solution that best protects the child’s best interest. […]

Cum se dezbate succesiunea Cadru legal și competența Procedura de dezbatere a succesiunii este reglementată prin Legea nr. 36/1995 privind activitatea notarilor publici și a actelor notariale, precum și prin Codul Civil și Codul de Procedură Civilă. Dezbaterea succesiunii se realizează, în principal, notarial, prin procedura succesorală notarială. Competența notarului public pentru procedura succesorală este […]