Add to ORKGUtilizing a unique term shared responsibility, the Florida legislature, by enacting Florida Statutes section 61.13(2)(b)(3), has joined the expanding number of states authorizing the elevation of joint custody to a preferred status
The realization that children are a group of special people- individual constituents deserving speci...
This article is a continuation of a discussion as to why, as a matter of Florida constitutional law,...
Section 33.01 of the Texas Family Code uses archaic terms and needs to be updated to eliminate confu...
Florida\u27s system for providing protection and safety to children in the State\u27s child welfare ...
Since 1980, seven states have recognized the doctrine of parental consortium as a valid cause of act...
The Florida Legislature enacted a statute providing counsel to children in certain categories in dep...
The Florida Legislature in 1984 will once again revisit the state\u27s juvenile dependency laws in t...
Child custody has evolved to the point where, at a minimum, states provide a mediated process by whi...
This paper considers the affect of amendments to state divorce laws that strengthen their joint cust...
Despite these words of the state Supreme Court, Florida courts have not expressly held that a divorc...
On January 1, 1980, California, in enacting Civil Code sections 4600 and 4600.5, became the first st...
Due to the dramatic rise over the last decade in the number of child custody disputes between parent...
(Excerpt) Why are the requisites for federal constitutional child caretakers largely left to state l...
Millions of American children live in poverty.1 Many of these children live in single-parent familie...
Loss of parental consortium is a cause of action which allows a child to recover damages against thi...
The realization that children are a group of special people- individual constituents deserving speci...
This article is a continuation of a discussion as to why, as a matter of Florida constitutional law,...
Section 33.01 of the Texas Family Code uses archaic terms and needs to be updated to eliminate confu...
Florida\u27s system for providing protection and safety to children in the State\u27s child welfare ...
Since 1980, seven states have recognized the doctrine of parental consortium as a valid cause of act...
The Florida Legislature enacted a statute providing counsel to children in certain categories in dep...
The Florida Legislature in 1984 will once again revisit the state\u27s juvenile dependency laws in t...
Child custody has evolved to the point where, at a minimum, states provide a mediated process by whi...
This paper considers the affect of amendments to state divorce laws that strengthen their joint cust...
Despite these words of the state Supreme Court, Florida courts have not expressly held that a divorc...
On January 1, 1980, California, in enacting Civil Code sections 4600 and 4600.5, became the first st...
Due to the dramatic rise over the last decade in the number of child custody disputes between parent...
(Excerpt) Why are the requisites for federal constitutional child caretakers largely left to state l...
Millions of American children live in poverty.1 Many of these children live in single-parent familie...
Loss of parental consortium is a cause of action which allows a child to recover damages against thi...
The realization that children are a group of special people- individual constituents deserving speci...
This article is a continuation of a discussion as to why, as a matter of Florida constitutional law,...
Section 33.01 of the Texas Family Code uses archaic terms and needs to be updated to eliminate confu...