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07 Sep 07 #2988 by BrianB
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Hi All

I am looking into a divorce in which the blood father has left the scene years ago. I haven't adopted.

I am wondering what are my obligations and where I could find other information on this subject?

Thanks V Much

Brian

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07 Sep 07 #2994 by Fiona
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Under the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 your obligation is to provide for 'children of the family.' This includes unadopted children from a spouse's previous relationship if you raised and supported them for a number of years as your own.

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