An experienced lawyer-psychologist will discuss the key nuances of marriage contracts, children's rights, and the intricacies of family legislation, as well as answer audience questions. What is considered personal property in marriage, and what is considered jointly acquired? How to properly draft a marriage contract so that it is not deemed invalid in court? What happens to the property if one spouse declares bankruptcy? Lawyer-psychologist Svetlana Dudka will answer these and many other questions. The focus will be on key aspects of family legislation, including the drafting and enforcement of marriage contracts, the procedure for recognizing property as personal or joint, as well as recent judicial practices. Participants will learn which formulations in contracts often lead to disputes and how to avoid them. Topics will include alimony, the child's place of residence, children's rights in the event of divorce, and even inheritance issues. A separate block of the lecture will be dedicated to the legal intricacies related to the financial obligations of spouses and how to preserve property in the event of one of them declaring bankruptcy. The lawyer will also explain what to do if relatives transfer money: how to determine to whom it was intended, and whether it will be considered a gift to the whole family. Where to go in Moscow today will be told by our website.