matrimonial property

The family home is a special kind of matrimonial property.

The second area and perhaps the most important one to consider is the issue of matrimonial property.

The family home, which includes the house and the land, is also considered matrimonial property.

She also examines the matrimonial property rights of Indian women today.

Others only recognize married couples as having matrimonial property rights.

This provides for a division of matrimonial property on divorce.

One example of matrimonial property is the family home.

Matrimonial property law can provide answers when spouses cannot agree between themselves.

No matrimonial property is considered to have existed between the two living spouses.

A generic term for these laws is "matrimonial property law".

Our firm represented a woman in a civil matrimonial property dispute.

This kind of law is often called matrimonial property law.

She asked the court to make this decision by applying provincial matrimonial property law.

An example is the division of matrimonial property upon marital breakdown.

There is also some discussion on matrimonial property rights.

Matrimonial property law is usually made by provincial or territorial governments.

New Zealand has had equal sharing of matrimonial property between parents for over 20 years.

It could be applied to a wide range of fact situations, including matrimonial property concerns.

After spouses separate, the matrimonial property must be divided between the parties.

Make an order exclusive or interim possession of matrimonial property.

In December 2004, an order for divorce and division of matrimonial property was issued.

In many provinces, matrimonial property rights only apply to married spouses.

Which governments are responsible for making matrimonial property law?

The concept of matrimonial property is relatively new to Canadian law having been introduced little more than 25 years ago.

Can the Band Council pass a law on matrimonial property?