This article analyzes the legal issues surrounding the protection of the
inheritance rights of minor children born as a result of posthumous reproduction
using cryopreserved embryos. Particular attention is paid to establishing the
parentage of such children, the exercise of their inheritance rights, and the
contradictions in judicial practice. Furthermore, the article substantiates the need
to amend current legislation to establish mechanisms for parents to express their
will during their lifetime regarding posthumous reproduction and to establish
reasonable timeframes for embryo implantation after the death of the testator,
in order to ensure a balance of interests among all parties involved in inheritance
legal relationships.
This article examines the constitutional and legal status of children conceived and born after the death of one or both
parents through the use of assisted reproductive technologies. It explores the implementation of constitutional guarantees
for the protection of the family, motherhood, fatherhood, and childhood in su...
Nadezhda V. Mironova· Constitutional and municipal...· 0 citations
This article analyzes the legal nature of cryopreserved embryos and embryos in the womb as distinct, unspecified objects of civil rights. It substantiates the need to distinguish
between their legal regimes, taking into account differences in the ability to dispose of them, the exercise of the reproductive rights of in...
Pavel P. Drozdov· FAMILY AND HOUSING LAW· 0 citations
The article is devoted to the problem of family-law regulation of postmortem reproduction in Russia. It is shown that in the absence of special regulation, the Russian legal
order is moving towards recognizing of certain legal consequences of postmortem reproduction, primarily in connection with the position of the Rus...
Natalia V. Vlasova, O. Sergeeva· FAMILY AND HOUSING LAW· 0 citations
Infertility is a pivotal issue in our society which affects both health and well-being of a person suffering it. The advancements in science and technology have made it possible for the infertile couples to enjoy family life with children with the help of surrogates. Surrogacy, as an arrangement has been widely practic...
Anshu Chandak· International Journal of Lat...· 0 citations
This article examines the changes to Japanese civil law that came into effect on April 1, 2026. These changes are aimed at shifting from the traditional model of sole custody
after divorce to a more flexible system that allows for the continued participation of both parents in raising children and the significance of t...
Irena Kochetkova· FAMILY AND HOUSING LAW· 0 citations
Technological procreation has profoundly transformed the legal architecture of filiation,shifting the foundation of parenthood from genetic facts to reproductive intentions and contractualconsent. Because family law remains a matter of domestic jurisdiction, divergent national approaches have emerged. This comparative...
E. Ignovska· Iustinianus Primus Law Revie...· 0 citations
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