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    Ownership Of Shares Bought With Spouses´ Jointly-Held Funds

    Shares bought by a married person using money owned jointly with their spouse belong to both spouses, according to the Supreme Court of Poland.
    PolandFinance and Banking
    CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang
    CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang
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    Foreigner's Marriage In Poland

    Can a foreigner get married in Poland? Yes, the foreigner can get married in Poland after meeting the requirements and formalities.
    PolandFamily and Matrimonial
    Dudkowiak & Putyra Business Lawyers
    Dudkowiak & Putyra Business Lawyers
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Contact With Child And Child Maintenance In Poland

In Polish family law, there is a basic principle that the best interest of the child is the most important. Therefore, when establishing parent-child contact in Poland, the wishes of the child in this matter should also be considered.
PolandFamily and Matrimonial
Dudkowiak & Putyra Business Lawyers
Dudkowiak & Putyra Business Lawyers
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    Divorce In Poland

    Facing a divorce in Poland? Whether you're a foreign national married to a Polish citizen or two expats residing in Poland, understanding the Polish divorce process is essential.
    PolandFamily and Matrimonial
    Dudkowiak & Putyra Business Lawyers
    Dudkowiak & Putyra Business Lawyers
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    Paternity In Poland And Denial Of Paternity

    According to Polish law, if a child was born during the marriage or before the expiry of three hundred days from divorce, it is presumed to come from the mother's husband.
    PolandFamily and Matrimonial
    Dudkowiak & Putyra Business Lawyers
    Dudkowiak & Putyra Business Lawyers
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