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Question		Answer
delikt, wykroczenie przeciwko prawu, czyn zabroniony start learning		tort tort = wrongdoer + victim + damage (physical or mental)
krzywda, szkoda start learning		wrong, harm, damage
odpowiedzialny za zadośćuczynienie/odszkodowanie start learning		liable to compensate
zachowanie start learning		conduct
zaniedbanie start learning		negligence
środek naprawczy start learning		remedy
wejście na cudzą posesję start learning		trespass to land
imisja any intrusion into peaceful enjoyment of another person’s e.g. noisy neighbours start learning		nuisance
naruszenie przestrzeni osobistej start learning		trespass to the person
zniesławienie start learning		defamation
napaść start learning		assault
pobicie start learning		battery
przetrzymywanie wbrew woli start learning		false imprisonment
pisemne zniesławienie start learning		libel
słowne zniesławienie start learning		slander
obowiązek zachowania staranności start learning		duty of care
polubowny, pokojowy start learning		amicable
rentowność, zdolność do zarobkowania the expected earnings of a worker who chooses to maximise the expectation of actual earnings start learning		earning capacity
stan cywilny single, married, divorced, widowed start learning		marital status
autonomia rodziny start learning		family autonomy
dobro dziecka najważniejsza wartość przy rozwodzie start learning		child’s welfare
Kodeks Rodzinny i Opiekuńczy start learning		The Family and Guardianship Code
akta stanu cywilnego start learning		the law on marital status
rodzina zastępcza start learning		foster family
związki partnerskie start learning		civil unions
adopcja na odległość opiera się na wsparciu finansowym start learning		online adoption
opieka nad dzieckiem jego fizyczne posiadanie start learning		child custody
przemoc domowa start learning		domestic violence
alimenty dla eksmałżonka po rozwodzie start learning		spousal maintenance
władza rodzicielska decydowanie o dziecku, could be limited, deprived of or renounced / ograniczenie, pozbawienie, zrzeczenie się start learning		parental authority
surogatka start learning		surrogate mother
majątek małżeński, współwłasność małżeńska start learning		marital property
intercyza start learning		prenuptial agreement, prenup
The person against whom legal papers are filed, also sometimes referred to as respondent start learning		defendant
Another word for divorce, which is the legal termination of a marriage relationship start learning		dissolution
Financial payments made to help support a spouse or former spouse during separation or following divorce. Also called spousal support or spousal maintenance start learning		alimony
Money that a non-custodial parent pays to the custodial parent for their child(ren)’s support start learning		child support
Generally, property owned by either spouse prior to marriage or acquired by them individually, such as by gift or inheritance during the marriage start learning		non-marital property
The person who initiates legal proceedings, often called the petitioner in family law matters start learning		plaintiff
Having rights to your child. It can be either legal, which means that you have the right to make important decisions about your child’s welfare, or physical, which means that the child lives with and is raised by you start learning		custody
A meeting at which the parties and their lawyers attempt to settle the case before trial, often ordered by the court start learning		settlement conference
Financial payments made to help support a spouse or former spouse during separation or following divorce. Also called alimony start learning		spousal support or maintenance
Physical abuse or threats of abuse occurring between members of the same household start learning		domestic violence
The right to make important decisions about the raising of your child, on issues such as health care, religious upbringing, education, etc. start learning		legal custody
Generally, all property acquired during the marriage start learning		marital property
A form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) for resolving legal disputes without going to trial, by the use of a trained and impartial third party who attempts to bring the parties together in mutual agreement start learning		mediation
An agreement entered into before marriage that sets forth each party’s rights and responsibilities should the marriage terminate by death or divorce start learning		premarital / prenuptial agreement
The time that a non-custodial parent spends with his or her child(ren) start learning		visitation
sprawca deliktu start learning		tortfeasor
things that I actively do start learning		acts
things that I do not do start learning		omissions
not to do that particular thing start learning		omit
predictable, something that I anticipate might happen as a result of my conduct start learning		reasonably foreseeable
It is something that is designed to make people not do a particular thing or not behave in a particular way. start learning		deterrent
It is careless behaviour that is likely to cause harm to another person start learning		negligent conduct
It means the same as compensation start learning		redress
It is damage that the defendant could not reasonably foresee. start learning		remote damage
It is evidence that the claimant actually suffered real harm, such as physical harm or loss of money. start learning		proof of damage
It means that the claimant can make a claim for the thing that happened without any evidence or actual harm. start learning		to be actionable per se

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