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    Samtskhe-Javakheti State University Faculty of Law Project About Family Law in Georgia Autor of Project: Khatia Kveladze

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    This document summarizes key aspects of family law in Georgia. It discusses the types of marriage recognized in Georgia, the grounds for annulment and divorce, and how marital property is handled in divorce cases. It also notes that some criminal cases involving family members, like child abuse or domestic violence, relate to family law. Issues that commonly arise in divorces, such as determining child custody and visitation, spousal support, and dividing marital property are also outlined. The document provides details on the legal requirements for marriage and divorce under Georgian law.

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    This document summarizes key aspects of family law in Georgia. It discusses the types of marriage recognized in Georgia, the grounds for annulment and divorce, and how marital property is handled in divorce cases. It also notes that some criminal cases involving family members, like child abuse or domestic violence, relate to family law. Issues that commonly arise in divorces, such as determining child custody and visitation, spousal support, and dividing marital property are also outlined. The document provides details on the legal requirements for marriage and divorce under Georgian law.

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    This document summarizes key aspects of family law in Georgia. It discusses the types of marriage recognized in Georgia, the grounds for annulment and divorce, and how marital property is handled in divorce cases. It also notes that some criminal cases involving family members, like child abuse or domestic violence, relate to family law. Issues that commonly arise in divorces, such as determining child custody and visitation, spousal support, and dividing marital property are also outlined. The document provides details on the legal requirements for marriage and divorce under Georgian law.

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    Samtskhe-Javakheti State University Faculty of Law Project About Family Law in Georgia Autor of Project: Khatia Kveladze

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    Samtskhe-Javakheti State University

    Faculty of Law
    Project about   Family Law In
    Georgia 
    Autor of Project:
    Khatia Kveladze
    Family law is a relatively broad legal practice area that covers
    marriage, divorce, child custody, adoption, and other matters.
    Abortion laws, which vary quite a bit from state to state, also are
    included in family law.

    Georgia Family laws cover the types of marriage that are prohibited,
    the grounds for an annulment, the legal requirements for divorce,
    and how the state handles marital property in a divorce.

    Some criminal matters, such as child abuse and domestic violence,


    also involve family law. For instance, a victim of domestic violence
    may seek a protective order and perhaps a modification of child
    custody.
    The legal nature of marriage
    Marriage is a voluntary union between a man and
    a woman for the purpose of forming a family,
    which is registered with the Civil Registry
    Authority (the House of Justice).

    Marriage without registration does not arise.


    Cross-dressing or other similar events have no
    legal force.
    What conditions are necessary
    for marriage?
    1. single couple's consent
    2.Their age-marriage is allowed
    between 18 years and older.
    Divorce and its legal nature

    The marriage is
    terminated in two cases:

    1) The death of one of


    the spouses.

    2) Divorce.
    Divorce is in two ways: 1)
    voluntary. 2)
    In the event of a dispute between the
    spouses through the court
    If one of the spouses does not agree to divorce, the
    other spouse has the right to apply to the court and
    request a divorce. divorce may be associated with
    controversial issues, such as:
    place of residence
    1. • Determination of the child's

    2. • Interest relations

    3. • Division of ownership of spouse


    Determination of juvenile housing
    • It should be noted, first of all, that the place of residence of
    the child can be determined both by mutual consent of the
    spouses and by the court in the event of disagreement
    between them. With whom the child will live, he or she will
    be entitled to make decisions on daily household matters, as
    well as be entitled to alimony from the second parent, the
    child in need of a child.
    Imposition of alimony
    • According to the Georgian legislation, the alimony obligation may be imposed on
    both the parent and the child by the spouse, siblings, grandparents, Geri,
    stepmother and actual foster parent or guardian. The obligation to pay alimony is,
    by its very nature, a property right, which means that it cannot be transferred to
    another person. This right is not hereditary. The obligation to pay alimony is the
    obligation of the family as a social event. It is based on the principle that family
    members should choose and support each other. If they do not comply with this
    moral obligation, then the State intervenes in this relationship and provides
    legislation for a family member in distress to obtain court assistance from another
    family member who has a legal obligation to do so.
    Co-ownership of spouses
    • Marriage has a significant legal effect; This
    results in property and personal rights and
    responsibilities between spouses, such as spouse
    liability, spouse inheritance rights, etc.
    Thank you for your attention !

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