Family Flashcards

1
Q

a contract between a man and a woman to become husband and wife

A

marriage

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2
Q

a word meaning husband or wife

A

spouse

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3
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someone you live with and with whom you have a sexual relationship

A

partner

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4
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the state of two married people no longer living with each other

A

separation

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5
Q

the legal termination of a marriage

A

divorce

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6
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to declare that a marriage had no legal effect

A

to annul

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7
Q

the notifiable offence of going through a ceremony of marriage to someone when you are still married to someone else

A

bigamy

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8
Q

the condition that the marriage has broken down irretrievably

A

grounds for divorce

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9
Q

voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person and a person who is not their spouse.

A

adultery by one spouse

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10
Q

emotional cruelty, domestic violence of a spouse

A

unreasonable behavior

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11
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abandon of a person in a way considered disloyal

A

desertion by one spouse

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12
Q

the person applying for the divorce is called a ____ and the other spouse is called ____

A

Petitioner
Respondent

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13
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Assuming that the Respondent does not want to dispute the divorce or the terms, a copy of the Acknowledgement of Service form is sent to the Petitioner, who confirms the facts sent in their original petition by swearing an ____.

A

affidavit (declarație pe proprie răspundere sau sub jurământ)

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14
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an order by a court of law stating the date on which a marriage will end unless a good reason not to grant a divorce is produced.

A

decree nisi

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15
Q

when the divorce comes into force

A

decree absolut

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16
Q

If a divorced couple have children, one of them may be required to make regular payments to their ex-husband / ex-wife to help pay for the upbringing of the children.

There are two forms
1. for unmarried couples - they have to provide child____
2. for married couples that includes providing for the spouse and for the child (child ____)

A
  1. child support
  2. child maintenance
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17
Q

if a parent refuses to pay money for the upbringing of his / her ex-partner’s children, the CMS can ask a court to make an _______Order.

A

Attachment of Earnings

(Money is automatically removed from that partner’s wages or salary before he / she receives it (Poprire)

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18
Q

money that a court orders a husband to pay regularly to his separated or divorced wife

A

alimony

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19
Q

If a couple is unmarried, and one of them dies, the deceased’s _____ gets their estate if the deceased has not made a will

A

immediate family

20
Q

the person or persons most closely related to you. If you are married

A

next of kin

21
Q

person under the age of 18

A

child/ minor

22
Q

state of being less than 18 years old

A

minority

23
Q

legally regarded as an adult.

A

majority

24
Q

a child between 10 and 14 years of age may be considered capable of making a crime if there is evidence of ____?

A

malice (rea voință)

25
Q

If someone between these ages commits a crime, he / she is known as a ____, and may be sentenced in a Youth Court (previously known as a Juvenile Court)

A

young offender

26
Q

The money paid by the state to a person who is responsible for a child under 16 years of age

A

child benefit

27
Q

money paid regularly by one parent to the other parent, who is looking after a child / children.

A

Child Support

28
Q

payment made by a divorced or separated husband or wife to the former spouse, to help pay for living expenses and also for the cost of bringing up the children.

A

Child maintenance

29
Q

money a person receives when they retire

A

A pension

30
Q

When two people divorce or get separated and one of them has care of their children, the other has the right to see the child regularly

A

Child access

31
Q

acting in the place of a parent, with parental responsibilities

A

in loco parentis

32
Q

a child or young person who acts in an antisocial way or breaks the law

A

delinquent

(delinquency - the act of causing delinquent acts)

33
Q

the act of looking after and bringing up a child who is not your own

A

fostering

34
Q

the act of having your children supervised while they are at home to make sure they are being well cared for

A

supervision

35
Q

the act of becoming the legal parent of a child which is not your own

A

adoption

36
Q

If a parent or guardian fails to provide a child with adequate shelter, food, clothing, medical attention and supervision

A

neglect/abuse

37
Q

if a woman is physically unable to conceive and have a baby, the couple may ask another woman to have the baby for them and then give the baby to them

A

surrogate

38
Q

person appointed by a court to represent a child in a legal action

A

Guardian ad Litem

39
Q

the action of staying away from school without good reason; absenteeism:

A

Truancy

(to play truant - verb)

40
Q

when children are taken away from their home and parents / guardians by the local social services.

A

Care Order

41
Q

The local social services regularly visit the home to check that children are being well cared for.

A

Supervision Orde

42
Q

A court can order the police or other legally-appointed body to enter a house where they think a child might be held against his / her will, in bad conditions, or illegally by a person not entitled to look after the child.

A

Search and Find Order

43
Q

If a person knows where a child is being illegally held, they must give this information to the police or the court, or face prosecution.

A

Disclosure Order

44
Q

The court can prevent one parent from taking a child away from the other parent (often used if there is a danger the parent will take the child out of the country).

A

Prohibited Steps Order

45
Q

If the parents cannot decide what to do about major issues related to their children, they can let a court decide for them.

A

Specific Issue Order

46
Q

A separated or divorced parent wants to see his / her children (who are living with the other parent) for short periods on a regular basis.

A

Contact Order

47
Q

In cases of separation and divorce, this decides who the child will live with (in other words, who gets custody of the child)

A

Residence Order