Modern Processes in the Legal Regulation of the Family, Marriage and Divorce
Modern Processes in the Legal Regulation of the Family, Marriage and Divorce

Summary/Abstract: Divorce, which most directly affects the family, marriage, spouses, children, the property brought or created in the family, the status of the individual in the society, but also the personal happiness of the people in many ways, from the ancient Rome to the present, is in the focus not only of legal sciences and legislation, but also of psychology, sociology, history, economics, medicine, ie as if there is no sphere of research and thinking that does not deal with divorce. Positive legal solutions today and finding ways to improve legislation in the future is a difficult task for a young researcher, but the ideas for eventual filling of some legal gaps in the Macedonian legislation governing divorce will have practical value for the scientific and professional public that deals with this issue. Here, too, should be amphasized the similarities and differences between the two legal systems: the Roman as "eternal inspiration" and the modern Macedonian de lege lata, de lege ferenda.

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