Uncontested jurisdictions in family law include:
- Don't let those who are not yet of marriage age get married.
- Termination of marriage due to absence.
- Objection against the decision of the marriage officer to reject the application for marriage.
- The abolition of the waiting period by the judge in remarriage (duration of iddah).
- Inviting the spouse to a shared residence.
- One of the spouses is authorized to represent the marriage union alone.
- Requesting the intervention of the judge in cases where the consent of the other spouse cannot be obtained for transactions related to the family residence.
- The transformation of the current property regime into property separation at the request of one of the spouses or the creditors, and the return to the old regime from the separation of property in case the reasons disappear.
- Deciding on which spouse will continue to use the family residence and household goods in case of divorce or cancellation of marriage in the case of shared property separation.
- Granting ownership or usufruct rights to the surviving spouse over the family home and household items.
- Allowing the inheritance denial of one of the spouses in the property partnership.
- Allowing parents to spend some of the child's property for the care and education of the child.
- Removal of custody, transfer of custody from one of the spouses to another and return of the removed custody.
- The judge's intervention in the management of the child's property and the transfer of the management of the child's property to the registrar.
- When the marriage ends, the spouse who remains in the custody of him presents a notebook about the property of the child to the judge.
- Allowing the establishment of the family dormitory, notification and announcement of the establishment, allowing the deletion of the annotation in the land registry in case of closure, giving a temporary exception to the condition that the immovable property is used by the owner or his family.
- Measures to be decided by the family court judge according to the Law No. 14 on the Protection of the Family, dated 1/1998/4320.
- Taking protective and supportive measures against the children by the juvenile judge upon the request of the mother, father, guardian, person responsible for the care and supervision of the child, the Social Services and Child Protection Agency and the public prosecutor or ex officio.
- Guardianship.
