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Judicial Training in European Family and Succession Maters

The reality of the administration of justice has changed over the last few decades through massive intervention of international and supranational actors within national judicial systems. Though state-centrism has progressively been eroded, the national State remains the “master of the game” in adjudication. A proper application of European private international law is the cornerstone of civil justice. It goes without saying that judicial training (in a wider sense, including the training of judges, practitioners and other stakeholders), is important to achieve an adequate and unified application of European private international family and succession law. The EUFam's II findings further highlight that education and training of professionals in this area of law are of paramount importance when it comes to fostering predictability and legal certainty.

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