(b) To determine the custody or guardianship of the

person of any child living within Guam; for adoption of a minor; for the determination [of] parentage of any child; and to terminate parental rights in connection with adoption, custody, or guardianship proceedings.

(c)For judicial consent to the marriage of a child, when such consent is required by law.

(d)For the treatment or commitment of a mentally defective or mentally disordered or emotionally disturbed child. The Presiding Judge of the Superior Court may assign such other matters relating to the family, including divorce and probate proceedings, to the Family Division as he deems proper. Nothing contained in this Chapter shall deprive other courts of the right to determine the custody of children upon writs of habeas corpus, or to determine the custody or guardianship of children when such custody or guardianship is incidental to the determination of causes pending in such other courts. Such other courts, however, may certify said questions to the Family Division for hearing and determination or recommendation.