Family law in India covers the legal issues related to marriage, divorce, inheritance, adoption, guardianship and maintenance of children and other family members. Family law in India is mainly governed by the personal laws of different religious communities, such as Hindu, Muslim, Christian and Parsi. However, there is also a secular law, the Special Marriage Act 1954, which applies to all persons irrespective of their religion. Family law disputes are heard by the Family Courts, which are established under the Family Court Act 1984.

Some of the main features of family law in India are:

• Marriage: Marriage is a legal and social institution that creates rights and obligations between the spouses and their children. The conditions and ceremonies of marriage vary according to the personal laws of different religions.
• Divorce: Divorce is the legal dissolution of a marriage by a court order. The grounds and procedures for divorce also differ according to the personal laws of different religions.
• Inheritance: Inheritance is the legal devolution of property and rights of a deceased person to his or her heirs. The laws of inheritance also vary according to the personal laws of different religions.
• Adoption: Adoption is the legal process of creating a parent-child relationship between two persons who are not biologically related. The laws of adoption also differ according to the personal laws of different religions.

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