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For parents, including married and unmarried spouses, there could be additional issues including: | For parents, including married and unmarried spouses, there could be additional issues including: | ||
*Whom the children should live with and how decisions about the care of the children will be made? Under the ''[http://canlii.ca/t/7vbw Divorce Act]'' this is called '''custody'''. Under the ''Family Law Act'' this is called '''parenting arrangements''', which includes guardianship, parental responsibilities, and parenting time. | *Whom the children should live with and how decisions about the care of the children will be made? Under the ''[http://canlii.ca/t/7vbw Divorce Act]'' this is called '''custody'''. Under the ''Family Law Act'' this is called '''parenting arrangements''', which includes guardianship, parental responsibilities, and parenting time. | ||
*How the parents will share the children’s time. Under the ''Divorce Act'' this is called '''access'''; under the ''Family Law Act'' this is called parenting time and '''contact'''. | *How the parents will share the children’s time. Under the ''Divorce Act'' this is called '''access'''; under the ''Family Law Act'' this is called '''parenting time''' and '''contact'''. | ||
*How the parents will cover the children’s financial needs. This is called '''child support'''. | *How the parents will cover the children’s financial needs. This is called '''child support'''. | ||
