DOCTRINE OF FAMILY LAW IN UKRAINE
DOCTRINE OF FAMILY LAW IN UKRAINE

Author(s): Bielova MYROSLAVA, Datso OKSANA
Subject(s): Administrative Law
Published by: Editura Pro Universitaria
Keywords: doctrine of family law; Family Code of Ukraine; marital and family relations; rights of the child; alimony obligations;
Summary/Abstract: The article is devoted to the analysis of the doctrine of family law in Ukraine, itshistorical development, current state and prospects. The author examines key aspectsof the doctrine, including the regulation of marriage and family relations, the rightsand responsibilities of spouses, parents and children, alimony obligations, andadoption.The work traces the evolution of the doctrine of family law from the time of KyivanRus to the present, with special attention to the changes that occurred after Ukrainegained independence and the adoption of the Family Code of Ukraine in 2002.The author highlights the main principles of the modern doctrine of family law,such as the priority of family upbringing of children, equality of rights andobligations of spouses, state protection of the family. Particular attention is paid tothe problems and challenges facing the doctrine of family law in Ukraine, inparticular the need to adapt to international standards, to regulate de facto maritalrelations, surrogate motherhood, and to improve mechanisms for the protection ofchildren's rights.The conclusions emphasize the importance of the further development of thedoctrine of family law taking into account national traditions and internationalstandards for the creation of an effective system of legal regulation of family relationsin Ukraine.

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