Abstract
The author asserts, that a family is a civil-law community and by some characteristics it is close to a legal entity. It is stated in the article, that if the common joint ownership concept is brought to its logical result, the claims of an ex-spouse shall be subordinated to claims of external creditors during the division of common property. The author also supports the presumption of community of debts.
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