[2A Jurisdiction in or in connection with matrimonial proceedings [or civil partnership proceedings]]
Family Law Act 1986 (1986 c 55) | Legislation

[2A  Jurisdiction in or in connection with matrimonial proceedings [or civil partnership proceedings]]

(1)     The condition referred to in section 2(1) of this Act is that the . . . proceedings are proceedings in respect of the marriage [or civil partnership] of the parents of the child concerned and—

(a)     the proceedings—

(i)     are proceedings for divorce or nullity of marriage[, or dissolution or annulment of a civil partnership], and

(ii)     are continuing;

(b)     the proceedings—

(i)     are proceedings for judicial separation [or legal separation of civil partners],

(ii)

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