Domestic Relations
Domestic Relations
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Her identity was entirely merged in that of her husband, the law presuming them to be one, so far as their dealing with each other and the public was concerned. The husband was always regarded as the head of the family with full right to direct the manner in which the family life should be conducted. He was given 12 MODERN AMERICAN LAW LECTURE the custody of the children, and had the first right to dictate and direct their care and education. His name was given to the family, and he had the rig...ht to chastise both the wife and children within certain limitations. Upon him devolved the duty of sup- porting the family, and he alone could determine the quality of such support.
The common law has been much modified by statute in these later years, so that today the separate iden- tity of the wife is clearly recognized by the statutes. She may possess both personal and real property in her own name, and in some states she may buy and sell the same without consultation with or interfer- ence from her husband.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her identity was entirely merged in that of her husband, the law presuming them to be one, so far as their dealing with each other and the public was concerned. The husband was always regarded as the head of the family with full right to direct the manner in which the family life should be conducted. He was given 12 MODERN AMERICAN LAW LECTURE the custody of the children, and had the first right to dictate and direct their care and education. His name was given to the family, and he had the rig...ht to chastise both the wife and children within certain limitations. Upon him devolved the duty of sup- porting the family, and he alone could determine the quality of such support.
The common law has been much modified by statute in these later years, so that today the separate iden- tity of the wife is clearly recognized by the statutes. She may possess both personal and real property in her own name, and in some states she may buy and sell the same without consultation with or interfer- ence from her husband.
What to read after Domestic Relations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Nelson Gemmill to read onlineMoreLess
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