The ''[[Divorce Act]]'' talks about ''spouses'' who have ''decision-making responsibility'' and ''parenting time'', and people who aren't spouses who have ''contact''. The ''[[Family Law Act]]'' talks about ''guardians'' who have ''parental responsibilities'' and ''parenting time'', and people who aren't guardians who have ''contact''. Both laws also talk about what happens when a parent wants to move away with a child and how family violence impacts the court's decisions about parenting. The two laws are very similar to each other, although there are some small differences.