Japan Adopts Joint Custody Law
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Japan has ended its sole custody framework after divorce. This change may impact foreign residents and those planning long-term stays with children.
Japan's legal system has shifted from a sole custody model to allow joint custody after divorce. This is a significant change for families in Japan, especially those with international ties.
For travelers planning extended stays or relocation with children, this new law could affect custody arrangements if divorce occurs while in Japan. Understanding these changes is crucial for legal planning.
The specifics of implementation are still unfolding, so consult with legal professionals specializing in Japanese family law for the most up-to-date information and how it applies to your situation.
Original source:The Japan Times ↗
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