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Civil Partnership Act 2004

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202 Financial provision for children

(1) Amend Schedule 1 to the 1995 Order (financial provision for children) as follows. (2) For paragraph 1(2) (extended meaning of “parent”) substitute— (2) In this Schedule, except paragraphs 3 and 17, “parent” includes— (a) any party to a marriage (whether or not subsisting) in relation to whom the child concerned is a child of the family, and (b) any civil partner in a civil partnership (whether or not subsisting) in relation to whom the child concerned is a child of the family; and for this purpose any reference to either parent or both parents shall be read as a reference to any parent of his and to all of his parents. (3) In paragraph 3(6) (meaning of “periodical payments order”), after paragraph (d) insert— (e) Part 1 or 8 of Schedule 15 to the Civil Partnership Act 2004 (financial relief in the High Court or county court etc.); (f) Schedule 16 to the 2004 Act (financial relief in court of summary jurisdiction etc.); . (4) In paragraph 17(2) (person with whom a child lives or is to live), after “husband or wife” insert “ or civil partner ”.

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202 Financial provision for children

(1) Amend Schedule 1 to the 1995 Order (financial provision for children) as follows. (2) For paragraph 1(2) (extended meaning of “parent”) substitute— (2) In this Schedule, except paragraphs 3 and 17, “parent” includes— (a) any party to a marriage (whether or not subsisting) in relation to whom the child concerned is a child of the family, and (b) any civil partner in a civil partnership (whether or not subsisting) in relation to whom the child concerned is a child of the family; and for this purpose any reference to either parent or both parents shall be read as a reference to any parent of his and to all of his parents. (3) In paragraph 3(6) (meaning of “periodical payments order”), after paragraph (d) insert— (e) Part 1 or 8 of Schedule 15 to the Civil Partnership Act 2004 (financial relief in the High Court or county court etc.); (f) Schedule 16 to the 2004 Act (financial relief in court of summary jurisdiction etc.); . (4) In paragraph 17(2) (person with whom a child lives or is to live), after “husband or wife” insert “ or civil partner ”.

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