Family law provides all citizens with rights and obligations, and also regulates legal relations between spouses and children, thereby creating favorable conditions for their development.
Legislative framework of family law
The family, as a small unit of society, is constantly at risk. The specificity of this category lies in the union between the spouses, which is distinguished by special trusting relationships, which are based on a strong spiritual and intimate relationship. The family in the public sense symbolizes unity and fidelity, a community of interests and views. It also performs the main social functions - reproductive and educational. However, a family cannot develop in an isolated state. This is an open system with many connections, each member of which has more than one social role.
The state assumes responsibility for the maintenance and development of each cell of society, through established legislative acts and the constitution. One of the main acts is the family code of the Russian Federation. It spells out the main provisions that ensure the protection of the rights of each individual in the new socio-economic conditions, as well as guarantees for the implementation and protection of family rights of citizens. The Code confers on parents certain rights that they are forced to fulfill in relation to each other and their own children.
The Family Law regulates relations between spouses by family law. There are two types of legal relationship: personal property and personal non-property. Each of the spouses can use the rights at their own discretion, since marriage does not limit the rights. Family rights are based on the basic principles of equality of spouses in the family. The legislation noted that interference in resolving family issues from the outside is unacceptable.
