Family Proceedings Act 1980

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The Family Proceedings Act 1980 is a key New Zealand statute that governs family law matters such as separation, divorce, guardianship, and related court procedures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Zealand statute
administeredBy New Zealand Ministry of Justice NERFINISHED
appliesTo civil union partners
de facto relationships
married couples
country New Zealand
enforcedBy Family Court of New Zealand NERFINISHED
establishes Family Court procedures
governs care of children proceedings
child maintenance proceedings
dissolution of marriage
divorce
family court procedures
family law proceedings
guardianship proceedings
separation
spousal maintenance proceedings
hasPurpose to provide a legal framework for resolving family disputes in New Zealand
hasShortTitle Family Proceedings Act 1980 NERFINISHED
jurisdiction New Zealand
language English
legalSystem common law
partOf New Zealand family law framework
providesFor dissolution of civil unions
dissolution of marriage
guardianship orders
maintenance orders
parenting orders
separation orders
regulates access to children
appeals in family proceedings
applications for dissolution
conciliation in family disputes
counselling in family disputes
custody disputes
jurisdiction of the Family Court
mediation in family disputes
procedure in family proceedings
service of documents in family proceedings
subjectMatter domestic relations
family law
guardianship of children
maintenance
marriage dissolution
typeOfLaw procedural law
substantive family law

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Family Court of New Zealand usesLegislation Family Proceedings Act 1980