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Family Law Ruth Lamont (Senior Lecturer in Family and Child Law, Senior Lecturer in Family and Child Law, University of Manchester)

Family Law von Ruth Lamont (Senior Lecturer in Family and Child Law, Senior Lecturer in Family and Child Law, University of Manchester)

Zusammenfassung

Written by a highly experienced team of family law teachers, this innovative textbook offers students a contextual, critical guide to the subject. Under the expert editorship of Ruth Lamont, each author has crafted a superbly clear guide to their specialist topic, with a focus on debate, areas of controversy, and essential context.

Family Law Zusammenfassung

Family Law Ruth Lamont (Senior Lecturer in Family and Child Law, Senior Lecturer in Family and Child Law, University of Manchester)

Written by a team of highly experienced teachers of family law, this innovative new textbook is a contextual, critical, and highly engaging guide to the subject. Each expert author has crafted a superbly clear guide to their particular area of expertise, which is structured around the key debates central to that topic. These debates are explored and discussed throughout the chapter, and students are thereby introduced to an enlightening range of perspectives on the key issues. The social, economic, and political backdrop to each topic is also extensively discussed, to ensure that students' understanding is grounded in this essential context. Family Law is a fresh, modern, and unique guide to this dynamic subject.

Family Law Bewertungen

Comprehensive and expertly written. I would be eager to recommend this as a leading resource for students * Brigitte Clark, Oxford Brookes University *
A very high standard is maintained throughout - it is clear that each contributor is an expert in their field. * Philip Bremner, University of Sussex *
I have really enjoyed reading this. It introduces fresh perspectives and offers a balanced view: it is perfect! * Eugenia Caracciolo di Torella, University of Leicester *
Well written, well-researched, thought-provoking, and very current. * Laura Milner, University of Hull *
Student-friendly, visually appealing, and goes into the right amount of depth. It is not daunting or too dense. I would definitely recommend it. * Alexandra Aird, Law Student *

Über Ruth Lamont (Senior Lecturer in Family and Child Law, Senior Lecturer in Family and Child Law, University of Manchester)

Ruth Lamont is Senior Lecturer in Family and Child Law at the University of Manchester

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1: Ruth Lamont: Family life and the law 2: Andrew Hayward: Marriage, civil partnership, and cohabitation 3: Edwina Higgins & Kathryn Newton: Seeking a divorce 4: Polly Morgan: Property division on divorce 5: Warren Barr: Property division on the breakdown of non-marital relationships 6: Lara Walker: Child support 7: Anna Carline & Roxanna Dehaghani: Domestic violence and abuse 8: Kirsty Horsey: Legal parenthood and parental responsibility 9: Annika Newnham: Private child law 10: Dianne Scullion: The medical treatment of children 11: Penelope Russell: Public law protection 12: Julie Doughty: Adoption 13: Helen Stalford & Seamus Byrne: Human rights, children's rights, and the family 14: Ruth Lamont: International family law 15: Patrick Nicholls: Family law in practice

Zusätzliche Informationen

GOR013027287
9780198749653
0198749651
Family Law Ruth Lamont (Senior Lecturer in Family and Child Law, Senior Lecturer in Family and Child Law, University of Manchester)
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Oxford University Press
20180308
704
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