CHANGES MADE IN THE NEW ROMANIAN CIVIL CODE REGARDING THE REGLEMENTATION OF FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS

Authors

  • Mihaela Ioana Teacă

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15837/aijjs.v7i2.510

Keywords:

change, Civil Code, family relations, minors

Abstract

The introduction of the Romanian Civil Code in 2011 represented for the entire socioeconomic
reality in Romania a major change of the landmarks the Romanian legal system
was built upon, was consolidated on and developed from. Changes in family relationships
were substantial, new concepts being introduced, the existing ones adapting to the new
dynamics of personal lives. A series of specific notions were introduced aiming at changing
certain institutions (in the field of the matrimonial regime) or several factual situations that
had not previously been acknowledged legally found now legislative recognition (the
engagement). It should be noted that there were considered the international conventions to
which Romania is part, and the European standards in the field, as well. The labor force
migration towards the foreign markets, the insecurity of work place in the European countries
have ‘elasticized’ the traditional Romanian family, have led to a gap in the formerly constant
physical connection between the family members, have made the authorities face the
problems of responsibility for the children left in the country by the parents who had gone
abroad. To bring up the children left by their parents has thus become a ‘duty’ of
grandparents, aunts, uncles, and friends of the family or neighbors. If the psychical traumas
of these children cannot yet be quantified, the legislative problems they raised have now
started to be regulated by the authorities.

Author Biography

Mihaela Ioana Teacă

Faculty of Law, the Law Department
University of Oradea, Oradea, Romania
*Correspondence: Mihaela Ioana Teacă, University of Oradea, 26 Gen. Magheru Blvd.,
Oradea, Romania

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***Legiuirea Caragea (Caragea Law Code), III, 14 # 1, 1817.

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Published

2013-06-29

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