FAMILY IN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Discover a collection of articles from the field of administrative law that bring closer the legal aspects related to the family and its members. This monograph is a valuable source of knowledge for public administration officials, law and administration students, as well as for anyone interested in legal issues related to the family.

• Comprehensive overview of administrative law in the context of the family
• Analysis of the rights and obligations of the family and its members
• Discussion of regulations regarding compulsory schooling and vaccinations
• Detailed information on choosing a name for a child
• Combating violence in the family from a legal perspective
• Addressed to officials, students and professionals

The monograph "Family in Administrative Law" is a collection of articles that comprehensively discuss legal issues related to the family. The authors analyze the rights and obligations of both the family and its individual members, paying attention to various aspects regulated by administrative law. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to understand how administrative law affects family life.

In the book you will find a detailed discussion of issues such as compulsory schooling, compulsory vaccinations, choosing a name for a child and combating violence in the family. The authors present practical legal solutions that can be used in the daily work of public administration officials. This monograph is also useful for law and administration students who want to expand their knowledge of family law.

The University of Silesia Publishing House presents readers with a publication that fills a gap in the legal literature on the family. This monograph is a comprehensive and up-to-date source of knowledge on administrative law in the context of the family. Thanks to it, officials, students and professionals can better understand and apply legal regulations regarding the family.

The book has 420 pages and a format of 240x178 mm. It was published in 2015 in paperback.