When there is a divorce or separation between extramarital partners, it is necessary to regulate the issue of which parent will exercise parental rights over minor children, what will be the model of maintaining contacts with the child and which amount of alimony will be sufficient.
The Family Law of the Republic of Serbia from 2005 for the first time regulates the personal servitude of the right of residence, i.e. the right of a minor child and the parent who solely exercises the parental right to ensure that the child has a place of residence…
Therefore, after the divorce is completed, it often happens that clients ask us the following – How to change my last name after divorce?
In February 2023, lawyer Aleksandar Pavleski participated in a conference on family law that took place in Venice. The conference was organized by the International Academy of Family Law Lawyers.
Alimony is always determined taking into account the circumstances known at the time of the court decision and is valid for the future period until those circumstances change.
In mid-October 2022, lawyer Aleksandar Pavleski participated in the “Introduction to European Family Law Conference”, which took place in Ibiza, Spain. The conference was organized by the International Academy of Family Lawyers
Attorney at Law, Aleksandar Pavleski has been in live program on TV Prva Srpska televizija and he has talked about alimony issues in Serbia.
In this text, the focus will be on the similarities in terms of forming an extramarital union and concluding a marriage, and what is it that distinguishes an extramarital union from marriage. We will also cover the topic of how to prove the existence of an extramarital union and when you will need it.
Surrogacy is not a new phenomenon, and some forms of this procedure can be found in ancient civilizations. For example, in ancient Rome, there was a practice of “ventrem locare”, which resembled today’s surrogacy. It meant that a man who had a woman who had no fertility problems could temporarily “hand her over” to another man whose wife was infertile or had stillborn children.
Parental right is a set of powers that parents have in relation to the child, i.e., about the right and duty of parents to take care of the child, which includes custody, upbringing, education, representation of the child, child support and management and disposal of the child’s property.
