Introduction: The Hidden Reality of Unidentified and Tolerated Unclear Immigration Status of Parents in Europe What happens when a parent living in Germany under a tolerated status suddenly dies? Their children, legal…
Category: Legal Ties, Family Bonds
The virtue of justice
Considering the law as a global entity, as soon as everywhere in the developed world main principles are alike, I consider taking into consideration for improving any law system, cases, facts, and…
Lawyers Compared
In the German civil law system, lawyers focus a lot on written laws. They help clients understand these laws and how they apply to their situations. Their work often involves a lot…
Roman Law
Every country has laws and procedures designed to foster harmonious living, tailored to the realities of daily life. Each legal system contributes to the broader pursuit of justice, and the German legal…
Bias under German Law
The term “Voreingenommenheit,” which translates to “bias” or “prejudice” in German, can be found in various aspects of German law, particularly in the context of administrative law and criminal law. The term…
Multifaced case
Family law cases are often implicating multiple areas of law, like when parents from different countries are divorcing and there are disputes about which country the child should reside in. This could…
Legal Ties, Family Bonds
A Tale of Law, Bias, and Parenthood This book delves into a multifaceted legal battle encompassing family law, immigration issues, and the inherent biases within the German legal system, contrasted with practices…