It was not that long ago that even cousins were regarded as family within the family; however, the reality today is that relatives are only seen during the holidays, leading to a greater sense of distance compared to neighbors encountered daily. Perhaps for this reason, the concept of family has come to be limited to those who sit around the same table to eat and drink, leading to the perception that everyone else—even close relatives—is a stranger. In a society increasingly becoming

I used to strongly believe that the law was a distant, unknown territory. Not only was there almost no encounter with the law in daily life, but the word itself often evoked a strong image of crime, making me feel scared. Consequently, I would often dismiss the word "law" at the mere mention of it. However, I eventually encountered a legal issue that needed to be resolved. I had a problem regarding my Jeonse lease and needed to fix it, but I had absolutely no idea how to proceed. That was when

A five-volume book series titled "An Fun Legal Journey" has been released. I heard that I could choose one to apply for the book review group, so initially, I wanted to read the book on property law. However, perhaps representing materialism, most people besides me were applying for legal books on property law, so my chances seemed low. Therefore, the second option I chose was this second volume, Family Law. The front cover reads, "Essential Family Law Basics to Know to Protect Your Family." To

An Fun Legal Journey 2: Civil Law and Family Law by Han Ki-chan / Published by Kim Youngsa When we think of "law," images of dry, academic books often come to mind, but what exactly is law? We can define law as something that establishes order in our society to protect us from chaos, guarantees human social activities, and serves as a standard for justly resolving conflicts arising from those activities. Living in modern society, we observe countless laws, often without even realizing it, and