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  • Family Law Principles

    Author(s)
    Harland, Alexandra
    Cooper, Donna
    Rathus, Zoe
    Alexander, Renata
    Griffith University Author(s)
    Rathus, Zoe S.
    Year published
    2015
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    Abstract
    Family Law Principles is different from other family law texts written in Australia because it covers areas that are important in practice, such as family reports, how courts consider social science research, and also emerging areas in family law. This second edition deals not only with the family law system but includes a detailed explanation of the family dispute resolution system and legislative obligations of both lawyers and family dispute resolution practitioners. It contains a comprehensive analysis of confidentiality and admissibility in family dispute resolution and counselling and recent case law in this area.Family Law Principles is different from other family law texts written in Australia because it covers areas that are important in practice, such as family reports, how courts consider social science research, and also emerging areas in family law. This second edition deals not only with the family law system but includes a detailed explanation of the family dispute resolution system and legislative obligations of both lawyers and family dispute resolution practitioners. It contains a comprehensive analysis of confidentiality and admissibility in family dispute resolution and counselling and recent case law in this area.
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    Publisher URI
    https://legal.thomsonreuters.com.au/family-law-principles-2nd-edition/productdetail/122230
    Subject
    Family Law
    Publication URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/104430
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