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* This chapter generally reflects the state of the law on 1 January 2014. 1 See, eg, Masha Antokolskaia, Harmonisation of Family Law in Europe: A Historical Perspective (Intersentia 2006) 3–5. This has also been noted with respect to the field of succession law, which often accompanies the discussion of family law in the European context: see, eg, Antoni Vaquer, ‘The Law of Successions’ in Mauro Bussani and Franz Werro (eds), European Private Law: A Handbook (Vol 1, Bruylant/Sellier 2009) 555, 555–6. This may also arise in

The impact of the European Union and the European Court of Justice on European family law