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Children should benefit from the resources of both parents

File-based single point: The decision justified the importance of contact also by stating that children, despite separation, should continue to share in the resources of mother and father.

Tue Sep 15
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Eheschutzentscheid des Bezirksgerichts Münchwilen · 17.11.2023

09/13/2026, 03:00:09 PM · Europe/Zurich · indexed · Fri Nov 17 · SHA-256 d8dc7fadfec5f8ec…

Fedlex – Swiss federal law ↗

File-based classification.The decision justified the importance of contact by stating that children, despite separation, should continue to participate in the resources of mother and father.

The documented point

In its decision, the court justified the importance of contact by stating that children should continue to participate in the resources of both mother and father despite the separation.

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This entry isolates precisely this file item and does not mix it with other points in dispute. That way it remains visible what the court or the source actually recorded and which conclusions would only be an editorial classification.

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This item is a documented judicial finding or reasoning. No further conclusions about motives, character or any alleged cooperation between persons are drawn from it.

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Only verified public roles, the involved institution, the disclosed source and factually relevant topics are linked. Private family members remain anonymized; public case numbers are not reproduced.

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