Ingrid Lund-Andersen

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Education (Academic degrees)

1976: Master of Laws, University of Copenhagen    

2011: Doctor of Laws (LLD). University of Copenhagen

Employments

1976-1978: Assistant police prosecutor, the chief constable of Horsens
1978-1979: Assistant (deputy) professor at the Institute of Procedure- and Criminal Science, the University of Aarhus
1979-1984: Assistant (deputy) professor and assistant professor in family and succession law at the Institute of Private Law, the University of Aarhus
1984-2010: Associate professor in family and succession law at the Institute of Private Law, the University of Aarhus
2010-2011: Associate professor in family law at the Faculty of Law, the University of Copenhagen                                                                                                                 2011: Professor in family and succession law at the Faculty of Law, the University of Copenhagen      

Primary fields of research

Ingrid Lund-Andersen is generally interested in family and succssion law. Topics of particular interest are:

• The legal situation of unmarried cohabitants in a national and international context
• Matrimonial property law
• The rights of children and young persons
• Nordic and European harmonization of family law

Teaching

• Family and Succession Law, bachelor
• Specialized Family Law, master

Supervision

• Family- and Succession Law
• The Legal Position of Unmarried Cohabitants
• The Rights of Children and Young Persons
• Comparative Family Law