Reconceiving the Family
Critique on the American Law Institute's Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution
Herausgeber: Wilson, Robin Fretwell
Reconceiving the Family
Critique on the American Law Institute's Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution
Herausgeber: Wilson, Robin Fretwell
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This 2006 book provides a critical examination of ALI's Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution.
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This 2006 book provides a critical examination of ALI's Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 564
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Mai 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 1047g
- ISBN-13: 9781107407374
- ISBN-10: 1107407370
- Artikelnr.: 36196637
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 564
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Mai 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 1047g
- ISBN-13: 9781107407374
- ISBN-10: 1107407370
- Artikelnr.: 36196637
Foreword Mary Ann Glendon; Introduction Robin Fretwell Wilson; Part I.
Fault: 1. Beyond fault and no-fault in the law of marital dissolution Lynn
D. Wardle; 2. A city without duty, fault or shame Scott FitzGibbon; Part
II. Custody: 3. Partners, caregivers, and the constitutional substance of
parenthood David Meyer; 4. Custody law and the ALI's principles: a little
history, a little policy, and some very tentative judgments Robert J. Levy;
5. Undeserved trust: reflections on the American Law Institute's treatment
of de facto 'parents' Robin Fretwell Wilson; Part III. Child Support: 6.
Asymmetric Parenthood Katharine Baker; 7. Paying to stay home: on competing
notions of fairness and the imputation of income Mark Strasser; Part IV.
Property Division: 8. The ALI property division principles: a model of
radical paternalism John Gregory; 9. Unprincipled family dissolution: The
American Law Institute's recommendations for division of property David
Westfall; 10. You and me against the world: marriage and divorce from
creditors' perspective Marie T. Reilly; Part V. Spousal Support: 11. Back
to the future: the perils and promise of a backward looking jurisprudence
June Carbone; 12. Money as emotion and the distribution of wealth at
divorce Katharine Silbaugh; 13. Solidifying the 'no-fault' revolution: post
modern marriage as seen through the Lens of ALI's 'compensatory payments'
Katherine Spaht; Part VI. Domestic Partnership: 14. Domestic partnership
and default rules Margaret F. Brinig; 15. Private ordering under the ALI
Principles Martha Ertman; 16. Marriage matters: what's wrong with the ALI's
Domestic Partnership Proposal Marsha Garrison; 17. Domestic partnership,
implied contracts, and law reform Elizabeth Scott; Part VII. Agreements:
18. Premarital agreements in the ALI principles: the move towards abolition
of state marriage laws Jane Adolphe; 19. The ALI principles and agreements:
seeking a balance between status and contract Brian H. Bix; 20. The
principles on agreements and international law Barbara Stark; Part VIII.
Judicial and Legislative Perspectives: 21. A formula for fool's gold: the
illustrative child support formula in chapter 3 of the American Law
Institute's Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution Maura Corrigan; 22.
A response to the Principles' Domestic Partnership Scheme Jean Hoefer Toal;
Part IX. International Reflections: 23. Individualism and responsibility
John Eekelaar; 24. The ALI's past child-caretaking standard in comparative
perspective Patrick Parkinson; 25. Economic consequences of divorce: a
Scandinavian perspective on the ALI principles Tone Sverdrup; Afterword
Carl Schneider.
Fault: 1. Beyond fault and no-fault in the law of marital dissolution Lynn
D. Wardle; 2. A city without duty, fault or shame Scott FitzGibbon; Part
II. Custody: 3. Partners, caregivers, and the constitutional substance of
parenthood David Meyer; 4. Custody law and the ALI's principles: a little
history, a little policy, and some very tentative judgments Robert J. Levy;
5. Undeserved trust: reflections on the American Law Institute's treatment
of de facto 'parents' Robin Fretwell Wilson; Part III. Child Support: 6.
Asymmetric Parenthood Katharine Baker; 7. Paying to stay home: on competing
notions of fairness and the imputation of income Mark Strasser; Part IV.
Property Division: 8. The ALI property division principles: a model of
radical paternalism John Gregory; 9. Unprincipled family dissolution: The
American Law Institute's recommendations for division of property David
Westfall; 10. You and me against the world: marriage and divorce from
creditors' perspective Marie T. Reilly; Part V. Spousal Support: 11. Back
to the future: the perils and promise of a backward looking jurisprudence
June Carbone; 12. Money as emotion and the distribution of wealth at
divorce Katharine Silbaugh; 13. Solidifying the 'no-fault' revolution: post
modern marriage as seen through the Lens of ALI's 'compensatory payments'
Katherine Spaht; Part VI. Domestic Partnership: 14. Domestic partnership
and default rules Margaret F. Brinig; 15. Private ordering under the ALI
Principles Martha Ertman; 16. Marriage matters: what's wrong with the ALI's
Domestic Partnership Proposal Marsha Garrison; 17. Domestic partnership,
implied contracts, and law reform Elizabeth Scott; Part VII. Agreements:
18. Premarital agreements in the ALI principles: the move towards abolition
of state marriage laws Jane Adolphe; 19. The ALI principles and agreements:
seeking a balance between status and contract Brian H. Bix; 20. The
principles on agreements and international law Barbara Stark; Part VIII.
Judicial and Legislative Perspectives: 21. A formula for fool's gold: the
illustrative child support formula in chapter 3 of the American Law
Institute's Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution Maura Corrigan; 22.
A response to the Principles' Domestic Partnership Scheme Jean Hoefer Toal;
Part IX. International Reflections: 23. Individualism and responsibility
John Eekelaar; 24. The ALI's past child-caretaking standard in comparative
perspective Patrick Parkinson; 25. Economic consequences of divorce: a
Scandinavian perspective on the ALI principles Tone Sverdrup; Afterword
Carl Schneider.
Foreword Mary Ann Glendon; Introduction Robin Fretwell Wilson; Part I.
Fault: 1. Beyond fault and no-fault in the law of marital dissolution Lynn
D. Wardle; 2. A city without duty, fault or shame Scott FitzGibbon; Part
II. Custody: 3. Partners, caregivers, and the constitutional substance of
parenthood David Meyer; 4. Custody law and the ALI's principles: a little
history, a little policy, and some very tentative judgments Robert J. Levy;
5. Undeserved trust: reflections on the American Law Institute's treatment
of de facto 'parents' Robin Fretwell Wilson; Part III. Child Support: 6.
Asymmetric Parenthood Katharine Baker; 7. Paying to stay home: on competing
notions of fairness and the imputation of income Mark Strasser; Part IV.
Property Division: 8. The ALI property division principles: a model of
radical paternalism John Gregory; 9. Unprincipled family dissolution: The
American Law Institute's recommendations for division of property David
Westfall; 10. You and me against the world: marriage and divorce from
creditors' perspective Marie T. Reilly; Part V. Spousal Support: 11. Back
to the future: the perils and promise of a backward looking jurisprudence
June Carbone; 12. Money as emotion and the distribution of wealth at
divorce Katharine Silbaugh; 13. Solidifying the 'no-fault' revolution: post
modern marriage as seen through the Lens of ALI's 'compensatory payments'
Katherine Spaht; Part VI. Domestic Partnership: 14. Domestic partnership
and default rules Margaret F. Brinig; 15. Private ordering under the ALI
Principles Martha Ertman; 16. Marriage matters: what's wrong with the ALI's
Domestic Partnership Proposal Marsha Garrison; 17. Domestic partnership,
implied contracts, and law reform Elizabeth Scott; Part VII. Agreements:
18. Premarital agreements in the ALI principles: the move towards abolition
of state marriage laws Jane Adolphe; 19. The ALI principles and agreements:
seeking a balance between status and contract Brian H. Bix; 20. The
principles on agreements and international law Barbara Stark; Part VIII.
Judicial and Legislative Perspectives: 21. A formula for fool's gold: the
illustrative child support formula in chapter 3 of the American Law
Institute's Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution Maura Corrigan; 22.
A response to the Principles' Domestic Partnership Scheme Jean Hoefer Toal;
Part IX. International Reflections: 23. Individualism and responsibility
John Eekelaar; 24. The ALI's past child-caretaking standard in comparative
perspective Patrick Parkinson; 25. Economic consequences of divorce: a
Scandinavian perspective on the ALI principles Tone Sverdrup; Afterword
Carl Schneider.
Fault: 1. Beyond fault and no-fault in the law of marital dissolution Lynn
D. Wardle; 2. A city without duty, fault or shame Scott FitzGibbon; Part
II. Custody: 3. Partners, caregivers, and the constitutional substance of
parenthood David Meyer; 4. Custody law and the ALI's principles: a little
history, a little policy, and some very tentative judgments Robert J. Levy;
5. Undeserved trust: reflections on the American Law Institute's treatment
of de facto 'parents' Robin Fretwell Wilson; Part III. Child Support: 6.
Asymmetric Parenthood Katharine Baker; 7. Paying to stay home: on competing
notions of fairness and the imputation of income Mark Strasser; Part IV.
Property Division: 8. The ALI property division principles: a model of
radical paternalism John Gregory; 9. Unprincipled family dissolution: The
American Law Institute's recommendations for division of property David
Westfall; 10. You and me against the world: marriage and divorce from
creditors' perspective Marie T. Reilly; Part V. Spousal Support: 11. Back
to the future: the perils and promise of a backward looking jurisprudence
June Carbone; 12. Money as emotion and the distribution of wealth at
divorce Katharine Silbaugh; 13. Solidifying the 'no-fault' revolution: post
modern marriage as seen through the Lens of ALI's 'compensatory payments'
Katherine Spaht; Part VI. Domestic Partnership: 14. Domestic partnership
and default rules Margaret F. Brinig; 15. Private ordering under the ALI
Principles Martha Ertman; 16. Marriage matters: what's wrong with the ALI's
Domestic Partnership Proposal Marsha Garrison; 17. Domestic partnership,
implied contracts, and law reform Elizabeth Scott; Part VII. Agreements:
18. Premarital agreements in the ALI principles: the move towards abolition
of state marriage laws Jane Adolphe; 19. The ALI principles and agreements:
seeking a balance between status and contract Brian H. Bix; 20. The
principles on agreements and international law Barbara Stark; Part VIII.
Judicial and Legislative Perspectives: 21. A formula for fool's gold: the
illustrative child support formula in chapter 3 of the American Law
Institute's Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution Maura Corrigan; 22.
A response to the Principles' Domestic Partnership Scheme Jean Hoefer Toal;
Part IX. International Reflections: 23. Individualism and responsibility
John Eekelaar; 24. The ALI's past child-caretaking standard in comparative
perspective Patrick Parkinson; 25. Economic consequences of divorce: a
Scandinavian perspective on the ALI principles Tone Sverdrup; Afterword
Carl Schneider.