Taking a fresh and modern approach, Contemporary Family Law gives students all the information they need to develop a clear understanding of the very latest developments in family law. Each chapter uses contemporary cases as a window to introducing core legal concepts, principles and developments.
Taking a fresh and modern approach, Contemporary Family Law gives students all the information they need to develop a clear understanding of the very latest developments in family law. Each chapter uses contemporary cases as a window to introducing core legal concepts, principles and developments.
Susan S. M. Edwards is a Professor of Law at Northumbria University, Barrister, Expert witness, Emerita Professor of Law of University of Buckingham, writer, and broadcaster on feminist issues, published in the area of family law, homicide, partner and child abuse. Judith Bray is a Barrister and Emerita Professor of Law at University of Buckingham. With many years' experience of teaching Family Law at degree level and for professional examinations, Judith has published extensively on property law and equity and trusts, particularly rights in the family home.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction to Family Law 2. State Intervention in Personal Relationships 3. Nullity and Its Consequences 4. Acquisition and Protection of Rights in the Family Home 5. Protecting Adults from Domestic Abuse - The Civil Remedies 6. Ending Relationships 7. Financial Consequences of Relationships 8. The Elderly, Their Rights in Family Life and Death and its Consequences 9. Family life - Parents and Carers: From Parental Rights to Responsibilities 10. Adoption - Only Permissible if nothing else will do 11. Adolescent Autonomy - The Right to Decide and to Participate in Court Proceedings 12. Putting Child Welfare First in Child 'Custody' and Private Disputes 13. The Limitless Jurisdiction of Wardship 14. Child Protection: Local Authority, The Court and Public Law Procedure 15. 'Significant Harm': Judicial Interpretations and State Politics16. Financial Provision for Children
1. Introduction to Family Law 2. State Intervention in Personal Relationships 3. Nullity and Its Consequences 4. Acquisition and Protection of Rights in the Family Home 5. Protecting Adults from Domestic Abuse - The Civil Remedies 6. Ending Relationships 7. Financial Consequences of Relationships 8. The Elderly, Their Rights in Family Life and Death and its Consequences 9. Family life - Parents and Carers: From Parental Rights to Responsibilities 10. Adoption - Only Permissible if nothing else will do 11. Adolescent Autonomy - The Right to Decide and to Participate in Court Proceedings 12. Putting Child Welfare First in Child 'Custody' and Private Disputes 13. The Limitless Jurisdiction of Wardship 14. Child Protection: Local Authority, The Court and Public Law Procedure 15. 'Significant Harm': Judicial Interpretations and State Politics16. Financial Provision for Children
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