Which documents do both the FLA and DA address?

The Family Law Act (FLA) and the Divorce Act (DA) both address spousal and child support issues, making this the correct choice. Each piece of legislation establishes frameworks for determining financial support arrangements for both children and spouses following the breakdown of a marriage or common-law relationship. The FLA focuses on support entitlements for both children and spouses under provincial jurisdiction, while the DA covers similar aspects for cases under federal jurisdiction, particularly relating to divorce.

In relation to custody, while both pieces of legislation handle matters regarding the best interests of the child, they do not exclusively focus on custodial issues as their primary intent. Property division is more specifically addressed under the context of the FLA and does not have a direct counterpart in the DA for the same breadth of application. The division of family heirlooms poses a similar situation where it is typically dealt with under property division rather than having a separate emphasis in both laws. Thus, spousal and child support is the area where both the FLA and DA directly intersect and provide guidance.