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K1322LI	Basics of Family Law and Inheritance Law (3 cr)
Prerequisites	Introduction to Business Law.
Objectives	Students are able to define the basic principles of the family property law and compare the legal effects on the positions of the concerned parties before and after the dissolution of marriage or other domestic partnership. They are able to explain how the child's role should be perceived in divorce cases or in cases of death of a parent. Students can also describe the basic principles concerning the acquisition through inheritance of an estate, the inventory of the deceased's estate, the settlement of an estate, estate distribution, the will and the effects of inheritance tax on the acquisition through inheritance. The course is especially useful for business economics students wanting a career for example in banking, finance or in real estate.
Content	Contracting a marriage, divorce, ending cohabitation, marital property system, division of property, civil union, cohabitation, right to the use of a name, child welfare, alimony and supervision of interests, acquisition through inheritance, estate of a deceased person, estate inventory, settlement of an estate, estate distribution, will, inheritance tax, gift tax.
Recommended optional programme components	If necessary, the student advisor will recommend optional programme components for each student based on their individual study plan.
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