Family law governs the legal aspects of marriage, including requirements for marriage licenses, prenuptial agreements, and the dissolution of marriage through divorce or annulment. It deals with issues such as property division, alimony (spousal support), and the legal termination of the marital relationship.

Family law determines custody arrangements for children when parents divorce or separate. It also establishes child support obligations, ensuring that both parents contribute financially to their children's upbringing, including expenses for food, shelter, education, and healthcare.

Responsibilities :

1. Family law lawyers are responsible for providing competent legal representation to their clients in various family-related matters, including divorce, child custody, adoption, and domestic violence cases. They must advocate for their clients' interests while adhering to ethical standards and professional conduct rules.

2. Lawyers in family law are responsible for thoroughly preparing their cases by gathering evidence, conducting legal research, and developing effective legal strategies tailored to the specific needs and circumstances of their clients.

3. Family law attorneys draft and review legal documents such as petitions, motions, agreements, and court orders on behalf of their clients. These documents must accurately reflect their clients' intentions and comply with applicable laws and court rules.

Marriage: Legal union between two individuals.

Divorce: Legal dissolution of marriage.

Child Custody: Determining parental responsibilities.

Child Support: Financial assistance for children's needs.

Adoption: Legal process of becoming a parent to a child.

Domestic Violence: Protection from abusive behavior within the family.