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Shanben Chen,Yuming Zhang,Zhili Feng the status of their marriage and divorce may differ. Spouses in transnational marriages can get married in one legal system and divorced under another, divorce in both countries, exploit differences between the legal systems or arrange everything locally in their country of residence. The chapter c

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Zisheng Jiang,Chao Chen,Shanben Chen,Na Lvxts in which their marriages and divorces took place. I divide these contexts into the dimensions of ., . and ., arguing that these dimensions can, at least partly, explain the differences between the stories of spouses on handling law in marriage and divorce. This chapter will provide the informati

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Shaojie Chen,Wei Tao,Hui Zhao,Na Lvions for transnational couples with regard to divorce, maintenance, division of property and child custody and contact in the three countries with specific attention to the effects for transnational families. It is argued that Dutch, Moroccan and Egyptian family law marriage and divorce are based on

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Zhifen Zhang,Guangrui Wen,Shanben Chented issues, such as the division of labour during the marriage, access to divorce and dependent residence status, little is known about the power relations in transnational marriages or their impact on divorce. In this chapter, I will provide a theoretical framework and focus on two power-related is

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Shanben Chen,Yuming Zhang,Zhili Fenge. In this study, the child welfare discourse seems to be nearly universal, present in all three countries and in all interviews with parents. Furthermore, when arranging child maintenance, child residence or contact privately with the non-resident parent, this was generally not the result of explic

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Xuewu Wang,Zhongwang Zhang,Huafeng Liu entailing rights and obligations for the spouses as well as the household property. As the legal systems provide different solutions for arranging the financial consequences of a gender-based division of labour during the marriage, their interactions can have severe negative consequences for spouse

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