Marriage and Family Law

Author: Wang Hong
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Publication Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Since the beginning of the new century, legal education has made significant progress while actively formulating and implementing reform measures, further prioritizing the cultivation of high-quality modern legal talents. In response, our publishing house has adapted to the times and embraced flexibility, striving for greater breakthroughs in the variety, content, and format of textbooks to provide better learning resources for the next generation of legal professionals. For university textbooks, we adopt two approaches: comprehensively revamping old textbooks or releasing entirely new ones. For new textbooks, we invite outstanding authors to write original works, meticulously explaining principles, integrating practice, focusing on the forefront of the field, and striving to create new classics for the new century. Whether through revamping or releasing new textbooks, they are all uniformly titled "University Legal Textbooks." The author of this book has visited Italy twice to study civil and family law, demonstrating profound expertise. This book is the culmination of his in-depth research, embodying the innovative spirit and rigorous scholarship of a rising academic. The content is solid and comprehensive, starting with an introduction to family law, followed by discussions on the principles of kinship relationships, the formation, validity, termination of marriage, parent-child relationships, adoption, support, guardianship, as well as ethnic and foreign marriages. It offers a thorough analysis of the principles of family law, enabling readers to grasp fundamental theories and establish a foundational perspective for thinking about legal issues in family law; a comprehensive introduction to family law and judicial interpretations, allowing readers to apply their knowledge in practice; and a detailed exposition of legal practice, helping readers understand the dynamic nature of family law in real-world scenarios and master the essential skills for handling practical legal issues. Comparative research methods are a key feature of this book, reflecting the author's strengths and enabling students to gain a deeper understanding of the essence of family law through an open comparative perspective.