The phrase "familial responsibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the obligations or duties that one has to their family, such as providing care or financial support. For example, "Balancing work and familial responsibilities can be difficult for many parents."
He may think his desire to start another family is the normal, responsible thing, but he also feels free to ignore familial responsibilities.
Yet he drinks away what little money he earns, not unlike his alcoholic father, who shirked his familial responsibilities and drove a once middle-class family into poverty.
The stress on a caregiver can be devastating, especially if they are considered to be the primary caregiver in the family and have limited time due to their job and/or other familial responsibilities.
Familial responsibilities hamper employment participation for women, while increasing it for men.
In some cases, familial responsibilities connected with marriage and children also show different effects.
In some cases, even the most basic familial responsibilities - such as putting food on the table - have been abandoned.
This may reflect the changes in parents' familial responsibility in the family's life cycle.
As in Ms. Goodman's two accomplished collections of short stories ("Total Immersion" and "The Family Markowitz"), the tension between tradition and change, familial responsibility and personal autonomy, continuity and flux provides the motor for her narrative.
(What happens when they have to go to dinner with his boss? And his wife not even wearing a bra any more! What will people think?) Her sister, In-hye, struggles with her sense of familial responsibility, while learning that, even when a family member is in trouble, there is only so much others can do.
He believes it teaches the restraint of male promiscuity and calls males to familial responsibility.
Guare's characters, however, unlike Fosse's, are often hemmed in by a sense of familial responsibility as well.
