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Radmacher v Granatino, an English ancillary relief case involving a German wife and French husband, highlights the need for family law practitioners in Europe to have a basic understanding of the national family law of other jurisdictions as well as cross

The Future of Family Property in Europe

By Graeme Fraser
Published: The Review, July/August 2010

Radmacher v Granatino, an English ancillary relief case involving a German wife and French husband, highlights the need for family law practitioners in Europe to have a basic understanding of the national family law of other jurisdictions as well as cross border issues arising from international family law.

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Radmacher v Granatino, an English ancillary relief case involving a German wife and French husband, highlights the need for family law practitioners in Europe to have a basic understanding of the national family law of other jurisdictions as well as cross

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