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Family disputes

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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

In this section you will receive answers to current questions

- the property acquired by the spouses during the marriage is their common property even in the case when one of the spouses was engaged in family activities and had no independent income.

- If you are a joint guarantor under a suretyship agreement, the creditor can ask you to perform the obligation without even trying to enforce against the principal debtor if it considers that the principal debtor is insolvent and the corresponding result will not be forthcoming.

- The disposal of immovable property owned by a child by his parent or other legal representative is allowed in accordance with the best interests of the child, based on the approval of the court.

- The statute of limitations for a loan request is 3 years. According to the general rule, the statute of limitations applies to the right to request another person to perform an action or refrain from an action. The statute of limitations refers to a specific period of time, after the expiration of which the obligated person has the right to refuse to fulfill the request.

- A gift may be revoked within one year after the donor becomes aware of the circumstances that entitle him to revoke the gift.