from | | Shared custody, Parental responsibility, Parental, Alienation, Shared custody department, Study department, Society, Child contact, Separation/Divorce, Maintenance law
Consequences and effects of separation/divorce on fathers.
from | | Alternating custody, Parental responsibility, Alienation, Child support, Right to information, Child contact, Separation/Divorce, Maintenance law
Public event in Zurich, Thursday, May 12, 2022 / 6:00 p.m. – approx. 9:00 p.m. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. DieCuisine, Geerenweg 23a, 8048 Zurich-Altstetten www.diecuisine.ch Practical implications of the new federal court rulings » Three expert presentations, each approx....
from | | Alternating custody, offered by the Child and Adult Protection Authority (KESB), counseling centers, parental responsibility, alienation, right to information, KESB, child contact, mediation, topics, separation/divorce, maintenance law
The VeV hotline for brief consultations is available from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. In addition to its regional counseling sessions and comprehensive separation counseling, VeV Switzerland now also offers brief telephone consultations. The new VeV hotline is available from...
From | | Alternating custody, parental responsibility, parental leave, right to information, child contact, topics, separation/divorce, maintenance law
We strongly recommend the following candidates for election to the National Council. Our recommendation is based on personal experience with these individuals, as well as an analysis of their previous work and/or initiatives in family law. You can...
From | | Alternating custody, Adult Protection Authority (KESB), Child contact, News, Topics, Separation/Divorce, Maintenance law
Panel discussions organized by the Swiss Association of Child and Youth Welfare Professionals (VeV Schweiz) in various cities – public events. These expert events give practitioners a voice – we want to know how the implementation of the new laws, and in particular alternating custody, is progressing...
from | | Alternating custody, Federal Court, Maintenance Department, Topics, Separation / Divorce, Maintenance Law
In a decision published today, the Federal Supreme Court has abandoned the old 10/16 rule. In decision 5A_384/2018, the Federal Supreme Court defines a new rule. Previously, a custodial parent could only be granted custody from the age of 10 (youngest child)...
