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Cessation of order – child care responsibilities

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Part 2Power of Courts to declare existence of relationships, to declare and adjust interests in property, and make maintenance orders
Division 5Maintenance

31 Cessation of order – child care responsibilities

An order under this Division for periodic maintenance, being an order made where the court is satisfied solely as to the matters specified in section 26(1)(a), ceases to have effect on the day on which the de facto partner in whose favour the order was made ceases to have the care and control of the child or the children in respect of whom the order was made.

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