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1 Vormundschaftsgericht
* * *Vor|mund|schafts|ge|richtntcourt dealing with matters relating to guardianship* * *Vor·mund·schafts·ge·richt* * *Vormundschaftsgericht n guardianship court; in GB: Family Division of the High Court; in den USA: family court* * *n.Family Division of the High Court (UK) n.Surrogate's Court (US) n.guardianship court n. -
2 Vormundschaftsgericht
Vormundschaftsgericht n court dealing with matters relating to guardianship
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