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Changes to Documentation and Civil Law
The amendments approved by the Council of Ministers focused on laws related to notarization and civil law, aiming to protect family stability and facilitate procedures for documenting marriage and divorce. Among the most notable changes is the requirement to complete qualification programs before notarizing a marriage, and the prohibition of notarizing divorce or annulment unless the matter has first been referred to the Family Reconciliation Center. Additionally, all cases of marriage, separation, and court-penalized forbidden breastfeeding must be documented when direct notarization is not possible. Electronic documentation via video system or in person was also enabled, and the mandatory notarization of company documents within the Ministry of Justice was abolished, so they can now be approved by the Ministry of Commerce. These measures are part of efforts to improve and develop notarization processes and protect rights. The amendments also allow the court to temporarily suspend land joint ownership to ensure family rights, with regulations established to guarantee the seriousness of claims for property shares. Solutions are provided to strike a balance between the rights of partners and the protection of the family. The implementation of these amendments is scheduled to begin six months after their publication.
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