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PROGRAMME

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Thursday October 9, 2003
Venue: Edifici La Nau (Tossa de Mar)
     
9.30–10.45 Registration  
11.00 OPENING OF THE CONFERENCE
Venue: Sala Trinquet
 

Miquel Martín Casals, Convenor of the Conference and Vicepresident of the ISFL

Angelika Fuchs, Academy of European Law Trier

Mayor of Tossa de Mar, Ilma. Sra. Pilar Mundet

Rector of the University of Girona, Excm. Mgfc. Joan Batlle

Chancellor of Justice of Catalonia, Hble. Sra. Núria de Gispert
 

11.30 PLENARY SESSION
Venue: Sala Trinquet

Supreme Court Judge András Kőrös, Hungary
Self Determination and Protection of the
Family – Two Aspects are to be Reconciled in the Conception of a New Hungarian Family Law Book

     
Break
     
12.30 Encarna Roca, Spain
Marital Crises and Arbitration
     
13.00

Gregor van der Burght, The Netherlands
Shortcomings of the legislator of a self proclaimed progressive country
 
Discussion
 

16.00-18.00

AGREEMENTS BETWEEN SPOUSES
Venue: Sala Trinquet
 

Robert J. Levy, USA
Pre-Nuptial Contracts: The American Law Institute’s Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution
 

María Paz García Rubio, Spain
"Precautionary" agreements on the economic consequences of matrimonial crisis: are they lawful under Spanish law?
 

Maria Rosaria Marella, Italy
The “contractualization” of marital relationship revisited
 

Jordi Ribot, Spain
Self-determination, Separation Agreements and Mediated Agreements: Some regards on the occasion of recent Spanish Family Mediation Acts

 

Discussion

  PARENTAL SELFDETERMINATION AND CHILDREN
Venue: Sala Mesana
 

Gordana Kovaček Stanić, Serbia and Montenegro
Self-Determination in the Parent-Child
Relationship
 

Lynn D. Wardle, USA
Parenthood and the Limits of Self-
Determination in Contemporary Family Law
 

Maria Donata Panforti, Italy
Mediation and Child’s Welfare. A Comparative
Perspective - the Italian Experience
 

Discussion

     
Break
     
18.30 PLENARY SESSIONS
Venue: Sala Trinquet
Mavis Maclean, United Kingdom
When Cohabiting Parents Separate: Law and Legal Advice


Discussion
 
20.30 Reception offered to the participants
Gran Hotel Reymar
 
22.30 Musical evening
"Trio Polifònic". Venue: Gran Hotel Reymar
 
Friday October 10, 2003
Morning sessions

Venue: Edifici La Nau (Tossa de Mar)
 
9.30-11.30

COHABITATION AND SELFDETERMINATION
Venue: Sala Trinquet

Miquel Martín-Casals, Spain
Mixing-Up Models of Living Together: “Opting-In”, “Opting-Out” and Self- Determination in the Catalan and other Spanish Partnership Acts
 

Mª Angeles Egusquiza Balmaseda, Spain
Limits to the Freedom Agreement in the Status of Unmarried Cohabitees: the Paradoxes of
Navarra’s Regulation
 

Tone Sverdrup, Norway
Agreements on property issues in marriage and
cohabitation
 

Josep Ferrer Riba, Spain
People Self-Determined to Not Making Formal Determinations: Contract Law and Family Law in
the Regulation of Cohabitation
 

Discussion
 

 

PARENTAL SELFDETERMINATION AND CHILDREN
Venue: Sala Mesana


Eva Ryrstedt
, Sweden
The child’s right to be heard in the process of
determining questions of custody, residence or access
 

Joan Marsal, Elena Lauroba, Spain
The agreements between parents about their parental powers and duties in case of annulment, divorce or judicial separation: the role of the children
 

Christian Dadomo, United Kingdom
Non-married Parents, Parental Responsibility and Separation Agreements on Contact and
Maintenance in English  Law: an Assessment Based on Experience
 

Discussion

Break
     
12.00-13.00

PRACTICAL ISSUES OF PREMARITAL

AND MARITAL AGREEMENTS
Venue: Sala Trinquet
 

Sondra R. Zemansky, USA
From Self-Determination to Unlimited Possibility.
A Practitioner’s View
 

Albert Lamarca, Esther Farnós, Albert Azagra, Mireia Artigot, Spain
Separate Property and Family Self-Determination in Catalonia: A Peaceful Model under (a Radical)
Change?
 

Orsolya Szeibert Erdős, Hungary

The Role of self-determination in Hungary Family Law primarily in matrimonial property settlements
 

Discussion

 

 

OTHER ISSUES
Venue: Sala Mesana
 

Craig Lind, United Kingdom
Planning Non-Genetic Legal Paternity
 

Paula Távora Vítor, Portugal
The Role of Self-Determination in the Prediction
of Future Incapacity of the Elderly – an approach towards Portuguese needs
 

Peter Lødrup
Challenges to an established paternity — radical changes in Norwegian Law
 

 

Discussion

15:30 Depart from Tossa to Girona
 
Afternoon Sessions
Venue: University of Girona Law School Sala de Graus “Francisco Tomás y Valiente” (Girona)
 
16.30–17.15 PLENARY SESSION

Harry Willekens, Belgium
Why the Contractualisation of Family Law Does Not (Necessarily) Enhance Personal Autonomy

Discussion
 

Break Welcome of the Dean and visit to the University of Girona Law School
18.00 FINAL SESSION

Masha Antokolskaia, The Netherlands
The Search for a Common Core of European Divorce Law: State Intervention v. Spouses Autonomy

Lieke Coenraad, The Netherlands
A hearty welcome to a harmonised divorce mediation procedure in Europe? The desirability and feasibility of harmonising the procedure of divorce mediation
 
Discussion
 

19.00 CLOSING OF THE CONFERENCE

Angelika Fuchs, Academy of European Law Trier
Miquel Martín-Casals, Convenor of the Conference
 

19:30 Departure from Girona to Lloret de Mar.
 
Dinner at Restaurant “El Trull” (Lloret de Mar)

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