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Family law / Frances Burton.

By: Burton, FrancesMaterial type: TextTextUSA ROUTLEEDGE 2012Edition: [2nd ed.]Description: xl, 475 pISBN: 9780415583657; 9780415583640; 9780203114780Subject(s): Domestic relations | ChildrenDDC classification: KN170 .A1 2012
Contents:
Introduction : what is contemporary family law? -- Marriage -- Nullity -- Divorce : the theoretical background -- Divorce : the contemporary process -- Divorce : marital agreements, collaborative law, mediation, family, arbitration -- Ancillary relief -- Civil partnership -- Cohabitation -- Financial support without decree -- Domestic violence and forced marriage -- The Children Act 1989 -- Parentage and parental responsibility through human-assisted reproduction and DNA testing -- Children's rights, autonomy and medical treatment -- The child's welfare -- Section 8 orders -- Making contact orders work -- International abduction and relocation -- Child protection : wardship, the inherent jurisdiction and the children acts in public and private law -- Care, supervision and protection orders -- Financial provision for children -- Adoption.
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Introduction : what is contemporary family law? -- Marriage -- Nullity -- Divorce : the theoretical background -- Divorce : the contemporary process -- Divorce : marital agreements, collaborative law, mediation, family, arbitration -- Ancillary relief -- Civil partnership -- Cohabitation -- Financial support without decree -- Domestic violence and forced marriage -- The Children Act 1989 -- Parentage and parental responsibility through human-assisted reproduction and DNA testing -- Children's rights, autonomy and medical treatment -- The child's welfare -- Section 8 orders -- Making contact orders work -- International abduction and relocation -- Child protection : wardship, the inherent jurisdiction and the children acts in public and private law -- Care, supervision and protection orders -- Financial provision for children -- Adoption.

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