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what are all the various family relationships? (1 Viewer)

jeff.wong

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ customary law marriages
Single parent families
Blended families
Same sex relationships
Polygamous marriages
De facto relationships
Children and their parents
Normal marriage
 

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ey and what type of crisises do these relationship types face..or r they similar
 

jeff.wong

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Family Relationship - Crisis/Issue(s) they face

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ customary law marriages - Not recognised as formal marriages due to non-compliance to definition of marriage.

Single parent families - Failure to pay maintenance, discrimination (pretty much solved by various Anti-discrimination Acts) and residential and contact agreements.

Same sex relationships - Recognition of same-sex marriage (achieved through a list of cases and legislations), maybe the trend to legalise gay marriages.

Polygamous marriages - Not recognised in Australia, only the first spouse is legally recognised, the rest can be considered as de factos

De facto relationships - Recognition of de facto relationship (refer back to a list of legislations again)

Children and their parents - Care and protection, new technology to reproduction (i.e. AI and invitro and problems these might have).

These are pretty brief try to look them up on your textbook.
 

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