Is Art. 34 of the Family Code of the Russian Federation applicable in case of partition of property owned by citizens living in a common-law marriage?

We decided to get married but the girl will become eighteen only in a month. The Family Code expressly states that at the date of marriage we shall reach the age of eighteen years but we can file an application to a civil records office prior to that (it takes at least one month from application to marriage registration). We wanted to file an application but were refused (written refuse with a reference to Art. 13 of the Family Code) saying that at the date of application we shall be of legal age. But that is unfair! Furthermore I specially came from California for this purpose!!!

My friend wants do divorce. It is her husband's initiative (he found another woman). They have a child (2 months). Can he initiate divorce proceedings? Shall divorce be registered for the purposes of recovery of alimony payments? My friend heard that her husband shall also support her in case of divorce. Is it true? Does she need to register the divorce in this case?

I have a common-law husband (Finland citizen). We live in Moscow (3 years). We have a child of 1.6 years. My husband is officially registered as the child's father. The child is a citizen of Russia. We are going to separate. Do I have a right to alimony payments?

What do I need to get divorced? What documents do I need?

I am divorced. I have two minor children of five and six years. I receive very small alimony payments. My ex-husband doesn't insist on meeting our children saying that the children who do not live with him are not his children. But the grandmother (mother-in-law) insists on meeting the children. I am against as my husband's relatives were negative about me even before the divorce. The children live with me. My mother-in-law is going to apply to court. My ex-husband is ready to support her. Do they (my ex-husband and mother-in-law) have a right to meet the children who live with me?

I've been living with my common-law husband for one year. He is not divorced though he hasn't been living with his wife for 4 years. They have a child of 13 years. We would like to register our marriage. For that purpose he shall divorce from his wife but the problem is that she is going to Canada for a year. That means we do not have enough time for a divorce in accordance with the standard procedure. What can we do? She agrees to divorce.

I have started a divorce proceeding. It was my initiative. My husband, my daughter and I live in a three-room privatized apartment. We have a new car (VAZ) and a garage. What will happen to our property?

I wan to divorce from my wife. And I have a number of questions. My wife doesn't give me the original of the marriage certificate. I live with my parents in Moscow region and I am registered in their apartment. The marriage was registered in Vladivostok. What can I do to submit documents to the court. My wife is registered in Kaliningrad (region) but lives in Moscow region in an apartment we rented together without concluding any rent contracts. My wife doesn't have temporary registration at the place of residence. She still lives in that rented apartment with our minor child. Shall I apply to court in Kaliningrad or at the place of her actual residence (Moscow region) in case this residence is not registered? My wife doesn't want to divorce. She thinks that I had to provide her with an accommodation. I do not have my own apartment and have never had. How long may divorce proceedings take and does she have a right to my parents' apartment where we have never lived?

What is the legal age?