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June 6, 2018  |  By Grégory HANSON  |  In Divorce "à la française"

Does the Judge take into account the opinion of the children before deciding which parent will have custody?

The child’s opinion will be taken in to account if the Judge believes he/she is in age of having a point of view. French Judges usually admit this capacity from the age of 7 or 8, depending on the maturity of the child. Theoretically the child can testify in Court but this is quite unusual. […]

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May 5, 2018  |  By Grégory HANSON  |  In Divorce "à la française"

Can shared custody be ordered even if one spouse opposes to it?

Traditionally in France Custody over children was given to the mother. The father would have a visitation right usually two weekends a month plus half of the school holidays. Sometimes, the father was granted an extra visitation day during the school week. The father would have the obligation of paying child support to his ex […]

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