This article discusses the requirements for marriage in Indonesia.

Post-reform, I think the judiciary is the institution that least often has internal issues regarding the independence of decisions. Therefore, I am interested in conducting a short research...

...regarding the position of children born out of wedlock according to Article 43 paragraph (1) of Law No. 1 of 1974 concerning Marriage.

Marriage mixed marriages in the current era of globalization are very commonly found, in this case there are still many who do not make a marriage agreement.

Customary law has great potential in preventing marriage early [marriage] in Indonesia, provided that there are synergistic efforts between the government and indigenous communities.

Three petitioners are challenging Article 2 paragraph (1) of the Law Marriage to the Constitutional Court. They assess that the phrase "according to" triggers multiple interpretations that close access to registration marriage of interfaith marriages, reinforced by SEMA 2/2023.

This article discusses unregistered marriages (nikah siri) and their consequences for wives and children. Let's understand through the explanation in the article below!

Literasi Hukum - This article discusses the concept of public order in Private International Law and how this concept can affect the recognition of foreign law as well as a person's legal rights and obligations....

This article provides solutions for creating birth certificates for children born out of wedlock that will include the biological father's name on the birth certificate.

Learn all about civil law in Indonesia: history, structure, main principles, reforms, challenges, important cases, as well as the influence of customary law and Islamic law. Get a detailed explanation...