Marital and family law in Kiravia: Difference between revisions

A minority of federal subjects follow the principle of "marital fusion", in which a married couple is regarded as a single, unified person for all or most purposes of civil law (but not criminal law), and any rights, permissions, obligations, and property conferred on one spouse is automatically extended to the other. In most such jurisdictions, a "marriage" is now treated as a legal entity in its own right (similar to a deceased person's estate) of which the husband and wife are co-administrators. [[Ilfenóra]], [[Cascada]], [[Metrea]], [[Argévia]], [[Venèra]], Ixikéa-Qihuxia, [[Uruvun|Èusa]], [[[[Æonara#Politics_and_Governance|Central Æonara]], the Starway Islands, Amóxav Territory, [[Verakośa]], the [[Krasoa Islands]], and [[Seváronsa]] are full marital fusion states, while [[Niyaska]], [[Trinatria]], [[Korlēdan]], and the [[Sydona Islands]] recognise marital personhood in certain legal contexts.