Examples of Family Relations Act in a sentence
If the Credit Union receives notice of a possible claim against, or interest in, any of the accounts under any court order, statutory demand, or under the Family Relations Act, as amended from time to time, or under any legislation substituted for that Act, the Credit Union may refuse to permit the Depositor to have any dealings with any of the accounts, even if funds stand to the credit in any such Account.
Among efforts for increased efficiency of the judiciary, it should be mentioned the possibility of foundation of the family department for deciding on issues that lie within the competence of district courts under the provisions of the Marriage and Family Relations Act (ZZZDR).
According to the Marriage and Family Relations Act, the Social Welfare Act, the Social Assistance Act and the Act Concerning the Pursuit of Foster Care, social work centres shall monitor the implementation of measures related to foster care, guardianship and placement in institutional care.
The Marriage and Family Relations Act (ZZZDR) from 1976 has been extensively updated three times: in 1989, 2001 and 2004.
Here, it should be emphasised that this Act does not substantively intervene in the institutes on foster care as a form of family-law care of juveniles, since this is regulated by the Marriage and Family Relations Act, but it only, more precisely, defines the roles and tasks of all persons involved in foster care – that is, foster mothers and foster fathers and their families, foster daughters and foster sons and their original families and social work centres.
Section 4 of the Interpretation Act provides a default rule that the Act will be used upon it becoming effective, so cases started under the Family Relations Act will be determined under the Family Law Act.
The broad judicial discretion formerly available under the [Family Relations Act] has been replaced with a more formulaic approach to both the identification and division of family property.
Given that no decisions arguing for an unequal division under the Family Law Act on the basis of brevity of relationship had been published as at the date of trial, I infer that the cases provided by counsel had been determined under the Family Relations Act.
The Family Relations Act did not provide any guidance on valuation date.
Section 65(1) of the Family Relations Act … specifically invited the court to consider circumstances relating to acquisition, preservation, maintenance or improvement of family assets in relation to an application for unequal division of family property.