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This document outlines the legal process for adjudicating a person as a de facto parent under Maine law.
Year: 2015
Region / city: Maine
Topic: Family law
Document type: Legal statute
Author: State of Maine
Target audience: Legal professionals, family law practitioners, individuals involved in family legal matters
Period of validity: Ongoing, subject to amendments
Approval date: Not specified
Amendment date: Not specified
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CVLS Case Memo Template: Parentage, Parental Responsibilities, and Parenting Time
Organization: CVLS
Document Type: Internal memorandum template
Subject: Parentage, parental responsibilities, parenting time, and child support
Intended Users: Interviewers preparing client intake memos
Related Legal Concepts: Voluntary Acknowledgement of Paternity (VAP); Department of Healthcare and Family Services (DHFS) hearings
Referenced Contacts: Kristen Harrison; Phil Mohr; Rob Zielinski
Purpose: Preparation of case summaries for volunteer placement
Content Elements: Client information; Child information; Adverse party information; Case summary; Court status; Allocation of parental responsibilities; Parenting time; Child support; Requested relief
DRAFT ORDER SPECIAL INTERLOCUTORY COURT ORDER: IPSO FACTO STRIKING OF DEFENCE
Year: [insert year]
Region / City: Gauteng, Pretoria
Topic: Court Procedure, Legal Order
Document Type: Legal Draft
Institution: High Court of South Africa (Gauteng Division, Pretoria)
Author: [insert author or court officer]
Target Audience: Legal Professionals, Court Parties
Effective Period: [insert period if mentioned]
Approval Date: [insert date]
Amendment Date: [insert date if applicable]
Case Number: [insert case number]
Claim Number: [insert claim number]
The Bill amends the Property Law Act 1974 and the Duties Act 2001 following the Commonwealth Government’s acceptance of the referral of the Queensland Government’s power over financial matters arising from de facto relationship breakdown.
Year: 2008
Region / City: Queensland
Subject: Law, Family Law, Property Law
Document Type: Legislative Bill
Institution: Commonwealth Government of Australia
Author: Queensland Government
Target Audience: Law professionals, legislators
Period of validity: Ongoing after commencement of amendments
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Amendments: 2008
Note: Contextual description
Recognition, Status Quo or Reintegration: Engagement with De Facto States
Type of source: Academic article
Academic field: International Relations
Topic: Engagement policies toward de facto states and conflicts over territorial integrity and self-determination
Keywords: De facto states, Engagement, Territorial Integrity, Self-determination
Case studies: Abkhazia; Transnistria; Nagorno Karabakh; Northern Cyprus
Geographical focus: Post-Soviet and Eastern Mediterranean conflict regions
Actors discussed: De facto states; Parent states; Patron states; International organizations
Institutions mentioned: European Union; Government of Georgia
Political concepts: Non-recognition and engagement; Conflict resolution; Reintegration; International recognition
Research approach: Comparative case study analysis
Sources referenced: Academic literature, policy documents, surveys and interviews
Period discussed: Contemporary post–Cold War conflicts
Topics: Parentage FACTO