Family Law (Aspen Casebook Series) - Tapa dura

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A modern and teachable casebook for the family law course, offering comprehensive coverage and a mix of interdisciplinary materials.

Features:

• Developments on marriage promotion/divorce reform efforts, which include mandated marriage classes
• Case law on parental alienation/friendly parent provisions with increasing numbers of women losing custody
• The continuing move away from the marital presumption, with new cases from Kentucky
• The extension of estoppel principles in parentage decisions, particularly in California and New York
• Update of states recognizing same-sex partners' parenting rights
• A brief new section on the right to know biological parents, including the new case in Canada
• Update on new statutory regulation of surrogacy including limitations to women with established medical need
• International recognition of assisted reproduction, with new case from France refusing to grant citizenship to child of French parents born to surrogate abroad.

Features:

• Developments on marriage promotion/divorce reform efforts, which include mandated marriage classes
• Case law on parental alienation/friendly parent provisions with increasing numbers of women losing custody
• The continuing move away from the marital presumption, with new cases from Kentucky
• The extension of estoppel principles in parentage decisions, particularly in California and New York
• Update of states recognizing same-sex partners' parenting rights
• A brief new section on the right to know biological parents, including the new case in Canada
• Update on new statutory regulation of surrogacy including limitations to women with established medical need
• International recognition of assisted reproduction, with new case from France refusing to grant citizenship to child of French parents born to surrogate abroad.