What is the meaning of family law

Family law means to adjust the family or family members within the personal and property relations of a norm, the words are described in detail as follows:

1, Introduction: family law, refers to the adjustment of the family or family members within the personal and property relations of a norm. But from the normative level that is the customs and arts and other complex sense, family law as a kind of family self-government norms, its generation and the law is homologous. Both are derived from the primitive society customary norms, until later after the emergence of everyone, the two began to gradually separate, the development of each. In the course of the development of human society, the form of the family has gone through a process of continuous evolution.

2, ancient books: Han Ying Shao "Customs Tong Situ Liang Guo Sheng Yun Shu moment then its filial piety and respect, the porridge body hard thinking, rate of rituals are not contrary to carry on, then its friends in, then praise the brother Commission Rong, do their grief feelings carry on, then its learning, then the family law to discuss the view, teaching people tireless carry on, then its government, then the implementation of the already tried and true, there is no queue carry on. After the Han Book Xu defense biography "Fu see the Imperial College test doctor disciples, all to say, do not repair the family law, the private phase is hidden, open up the way of treachery.

3, traceability: China's family law originated in the primitive society customary norms, through the patriarchal stage, the family law stage, to develop to date, indicating that its existence for the family and society does have important significance. History has shown that despite the existence of many family laws that suppress the freedom of family members, family law does play an important role in the internal management of the family. In today's society, the construction of a new type of family law will play a role in promoting family harmony for individual families.