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Family Law usually involves the break up of the family unit, which leads to the division of marital assets, custody and access issues involving children, support for children, and alimony payments.

Family law also involves people who are not married but who have lived together in a common law relationship, and have accumulated assets together, and who have children.

Another aspect of family law involves applications by the state, to get temporary custody of the children away from their parents, where the state feels the children are neglected or in danger. Sometimes, the state will seek guardianship of the children, i.e. remove the children from the parents permanently, and put them up for adoption.

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Unless otherwise noted, all articles on this site have been written by Martin J. Siscoe, Barrister and Solicitor and Notary Public for the Province of New Brunswick. Nothing is intended to be used as legal advice as each person's situation is unique. This information should not be relied upon in respect to any specific situation your or an acquaintance may be facing. The law is always changing and what is good law today may become outdated tomorrow. Articles can go out of date quickly in spite of an effort to regularly update. Information contained on this web site is for educational purposes only. If you have a legal problem, this information may help you to understand certain aspects of the law, but get your own legal advice from a lawyer.