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16 Vol 24 #1

16 Vol 24 #1

The AAML and a New Paradigm for “Thinking About” Child Custody Litigation: The Next Half Century

16 Vol 24 #1, Cutting Edge Issues In Family Law I

by Dana E. Prescott

The AAML and a New Paradigm for “Thinking About” Child Custody Litigation: The Next Half Century Read More »

Old Lessons for a New World: Applying Adoption Research and Experience to ART

16 Vol 24 #1, Cutting Edge Issues In Family Law I

by Naomi Cahn and the Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute

Old Lessons for a New World: Applying Adoption Research and Experience to ART Read More »

Dividing Military Retired Pay: Disability Payments and the Puzzle of the Parachute Pension

16 Vol 24 #1, Cutting Edge Issues In Family Law I

by Mark E. Sullivan* and Charles R. Raphun

Dividing Military Retired Pay: Disability Payments and the Puzzle of the Parachute Pension Read More »

The Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (UIFSA) 2008: Enforcing International Obligations Through Cooperative Federalism

16 Vol 24 #1, Cutting Edge Issues In Family Law I

by Eric M. Fish

The Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (UIFSA) 2008: Enforcing International Obligations Through Cooperative Federalism Read More »

Cutting Edge Issues in Family and Matrimonial Law: An Annotated Bibliography, 2008-2011

16 Vol 24 #1, Cutting Edge Issues In Family Law I

Nancy Levit

Cutting Edge Issues in Family and Matrimonial Law: An Annotated Bibliography, 2008-2011 Read More »

Embryo Disposition and Divorce: Why Clinic Consent Forms Are Not the Answer

16 Vol 24 #1, Cutting Edge Issues In Family Law I

by Deborah L. Forman

Embryo Disposition and Divorce: Why Clinic Consent Forms Are Not the Answer Read More »

Note, PRE-EMPTION OR ABDICATION? COURTS RULE FEDERAL LAW TRUMPS STATE LAW IN CHILD SUPPORT JURISDICTION

16 Vol 24 #1, Cutting Edge Issues In Family Law I

by Laura W. Morgan

Note, PRE-EMPTION OR ABDICATION? COURTS RULE FEDERAL LAW TRUMPS STATE LAW IN CHILD SUPPORT JURISDICTION Read More »

STANDING AS A CHILD’S FATHER

16 Vol 24 #1, Cutting Edge Issues In Family Law I

Comment, STANDING AS A CHILD’S FATHER

STANDING AS A CHILD’S FATHER Read More »

IF THE GENES DON’T FIT: AN OVERVIEW OF PATERNITY DISESTABLISHMENT STATUTES

16 Vol 24 #1, Cutting Edge Issues In Family Law I

Comment, IF THE GENES DON’T FIT: AN OVERVIEW OF PATERNITY DISESTABLISHMENT STATUTES

IF THE GENES DON’T FIT: AN OVERVIEW OF PATERNITY DISESTABLISHMENT STATUTES Read More »

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