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- It does not cover the rest of the site (articles, courses, templates, guide books and other products), which stays under our Terms of Service.
- Some of our data starts from public sources, such as EU portals and national statistics offices. Their own terms still apply to the original material.
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The tools under this licence
- Legal Ages Around the World (CSV)
- Tax Residency by Days (CSV)
- Schools of Legal Thought Compared (CSV)
- Founders of Legal Thought (CSV)
- Justice by the Numbers (CSV)
- Data Protection Laws Around the World (CSV)
- Old-Age Pensions Around the World (CSV)
- Emergency Numbers Around the World (CSV)
- Dual Citizenship Around the World (CSV)
- Arrested Abroad: Your Rights (CSV)
- Who Inherits When There Is No Will? (CSV)
- Who Owns What in a Marriage? (CSV)
- Who Gets the Children? (CSV)
- Can a Foreigner Buy Property? (CSV)
- What Can I Bring Through Customs? (CSV)
- Bar Admission for Foreign Lawyers (CSV)
- Divorce Rates by Country and US State (CSV)
- Minimum Wage by Country (CSV)
The data is general information, offered as it is, with no warranty that it is complete or current, and it is not legal advice. Laws change: check the country’s own law.