Raul and Maria are the parents of Eduardo, Carla, and Javier, establishing parent-child relationships between them. Eduardo is married to Sofia, which is a husband-wife relationship.

At the dinner, Carla indicates she will be moving out to live with her spouse, but her spouse is not previously mentioned. Therefore, Carla's spouse cannot be any of the individuals mentioned earlier because the other family members' roles and relationships have been clearly defined. Eduardo is Sofia's husband, and Javier is expecting a child with his partner, who has not been named. Since it is not mentioned that Carla is married to someone in the family, we can infer Carla's spouse is someone outside of the family who is not present or mentioned at the dinner.

Javier is expecting his first child with his partner, but his partner's identity is not provided. Since none of the family members' names fit the role of Javier's partner (Raul and Maria are his parents, Eduardo is his brother married to Sofia, and Carla is his sister), Javier's partner is also someone not mentioned in the given scenario, likely outside of the family.
There is a family of six individuals: Raul, Maria, Eduardo, Carla, Javier, and Sofia. Raul is married to Maria, and together they have three children: Eduardo, Carla, and Javier. Sofia is married to Eduardo. During the family's weekly dinner, Carla mentions she will be moving out soon to live with her spouse. At the same dinner, Javier announces he is expecting his first child with his partner. Illustrate the relationships between the family members and determine who Carla's spouse might be, and who is expecting a child along with Javier. Provide a short response.