Family law disputes with an international element

Датум

27.11.2023.

Локација

Niš

Аутор

Judicial Academy

The Judicial Academy, in cooperation with the OSCE Mission in Serbia and the German organization for international cooperation GIZ, organized a training on November 24, 2023 in the hall of the Judicial Academy in Niš "Family law disputes with an international element". This training was attended by judges from the territory of the Nis appeal who act in this area.

The topics covered in this training were:
-   Sources of law: national and international regarding family relations;
-   International legal assistance in family matters;
-   Family law with an international element;
-   Presentation of a case from ECtHR practice (Carlson v. Switzerland No. 49492/06 dated November 6, 2008);
-   Determination and assessment of the best interest of the child in family law disputes with an international element (hypothetical case);
-   Drafting of court decisions in family law with an international element.

The lecturers at this training were: Prof. Ph.D. Slavko Đorđević is a full professor at the Faculty of Law at the University of Kragujevac, Snežana Andrejević and Ljubica Milutinović are retired judges of the High Court of Cassation, and permanent lecturers at the Judicial Academy.

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