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===Family law deals with family issues=== | ===Family law deals with family issues=== | ||
Family law problems often come up when people who’ve been in a relationship separate. But family law problems can also come up for people who’ve never lived together or dated but have had a child together. They can also affect people who haven’t been in a relationship at all, like a grandparent who wants more time with their grandchild. | |||
Family law applies to people in same-sex relationships the same way it does to people in opposite-sex relationships. There’s no legal difference between opposite-sex relationships and gay, lesbian, and other LGBTQ+ relationships. | |||
This information provides an introduction to family law and the courts that deal with family law issues. It also | This information provides an introduction to family law and the courts that deal with family law issues. It also explains some of the legal words and phrases used in family law. | ||
===Common family law problems=== | ===Common family law problems=== |