The MOOC is part of the project “E-training on EU Family Property Regimes”, or shortly EU-FamPro,. It was designed taking into account a large number of cross-border couples in the EU  that need legal certainty and predictability concerning their rights and obligations in cross-border situations. These principles can be guaranteed only if legal professionals advising or deciding on these matters have the competencies and skills to apply the EU legislation, including Regulation 2016/1103 and Regulation 2016/1104, often jointly referred to as the Twin Regulations. Therefore, the role of lawyers, notaries, mediators and judges is pivotal in facilitating and increasing the application of these EU private international family law instruments. However, the lack of specific and up-to-date training could be an obstacle to this task. 

Important Notice : Registration and Certificate Emission

The MOOC does not automatically emit a Certificate of Completion. Participants who are elegible for a certificate can obtain it by submitting the declaration form available upon completion at the end of the course.

The organisations that have developed the MOOC

The EU-FamPro project is implemented by the following  academic and research institutions from five  European Union Member States:

•    University of Rijeka, Faculty of Law (Sveučilište u Rijeci, Pravni fakultet), Croatia;

•    University of Camerino (Università degli Studi di Camerino), Italy;

•   Law Institute of the Lithuanian Centre for Social Sciences (Lietuvos socialinių mokslų centro Teisės institutas), Lithuania;

•   University of Ljubljana (Univerza v Ljubljani), Slovenia;

•   University of Almeria (Universidad de Almeria), Spain.

Funding

E-Training on EU Family Property Regimes - EU-FamPRO - N. 101008404— JUST-AG-2020 /JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2020 was funded by the European Union's Justice Programme 2014-2020.