<i>‘This outstanding book shines a light on the contours and complexities of matrimonial property regimes in Europe. It contributes significantly to the field by analysing the degree of solidarity present in community – and separation-based regimes and enriches our understanding of this important area. I recommend it most highly.’</i>

- Andy Hayward, Durham University, UK,

<i>‘This advanced study offers a comprehensive comparison of thirteen distinct matrimonial property regimes, evaluated against ten carefully selected parameters. Uniquely, it includes not only national legal systems but also incorporates the CEFL Principles of European Family Law Regarding the Property Relations between Spouses. Most notably, this is the first time the numerical comparative method has been applied to this field, setting a new standard for empirical analysis in family law research. This work is an essential resource for academics, practitioners, and policymakers interested in the evolving landscape of matrimonial property law.’</i>

- Katharina Boele-Woelki, Bucerius Law School, Germany,