Intended as a course text for both family law and child law modules, this work makes the reader aware of the policy considerations underlying the law, with a focus on the latest decisions of the courts and the factors which influence these judgements, aiming to illustrate the essentially discretionary nature of family law. The text covers the legal framework, and analyzes matters likely to occur frequently in practice, those which tend to lead to difficult litigation, those which are a matter of general public interest, and areas where proposed reforms are likely to be implemented.
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This authoritative text guides students and practitioners through key family law legislation and case law in a stimulation and thought-provoking manner. It analyses fully those matters which occur frequently in practice and those which confront legislators, judges and practitioners with a special challenge. International conventions are having a growing impact on the shape and content of legal rules and the book includes a unique chapter on international child abduction.
Mary Hayes B.A. (Law), J.P., Professor of Law, University of Sheffield Catherine Williams L.L.B., Senior Lecturer in Law, University of Sheffield
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