Family Flashcards

(38 cards)

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ABODE

A

Place of residence.

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ABSOLUTE

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Final, complete, without conditions.

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ADJOURN

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Postpone the hearing of a case to a later date.

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AFFIDAVIT OF MEANS

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Written statement of the financial position of a party which is sworn on oath.

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ANCILLIRY RELIEF

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An order for maintenance, financial provision or property adjustment.

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ANNUITY

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Annual payment of a sum of money.

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ANNUL

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To make void. For example annulment for a marriage will act like the marriage did not happen.

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ANSWER

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A response to the allegations in a divorce petition.

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ARRANGEMENTS FOR CHILDREN

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A statement filed in court to with the divorce petition that details the arrangements for residence, contact, etc.

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BEHAVIOUR

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Action or conduct by one of the parties which affects the other party for example abuse.

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BIGAMY

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The act of being married to another person while being legally married to another.

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COHABITATION

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Living together without being married.

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COLLUSION

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Secret or illegal co-operation with the intent to deceiving or cheating others.

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COMMON LAW MARRIAGE

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Cohabitation.

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15
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CONDONE

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Forgiveness of a matrimonial offence.

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CO-RESPONDENT

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A joint defendant with the respondent, especially if adultery has been committed in a divorce petition.

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DECREE

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A law judgement or order of the court in relation to dissolution of marriage.

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DECREE ABSOLUTE

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Final order dissolving the marriage.

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DECREE NISI

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Conditional divorce decree.

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DOMICILE

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The country where a person has their permanent home.

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ILLEGITIMATE

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Child born outside marriage.

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IN CHAMBERS

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Proceedings in the offices of a Judge closed to members of the public.

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INJUNCTION

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A court order which retrains someone to do a particular act.

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IRRETRIEVABLE BREAKDOWN

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Only ground for breakdown of marriage.

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JUDICIAL
Relating the courts to the administration of justice.
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JUDICIAL ACT
An act resulting from the exercise of judicial powers.
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JUDICIAL SEPARATION
Whilst the marriage is not dissolved, the Petitioner does not have to cohabit with the respondent.
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JURISDICTION
Power of the court to hear a case.
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LEGITIMATE
Status of a child born within a marriage.
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MATRIMONIAL APPLICATION
Name for a divorce petition.
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OPEN COURT
Court to which public has access.
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PENDING SUIT
Proceedings in court.
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PETITIONER
Person filing for the divorce.
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PROCESS SERVER
Person tracing people for the court and serving papers.
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PRONOUNCED
Declared.
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PUBLIC FUNDING
New term for Legal Aid.
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RECONCILLIATION
Differences and settling disputes.
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RESPONDENT
A person presented with a divorce.