

Abstract
Family Law illustrates the diverse applications of modern family law through real-world scenarios. It starts off by looking at marriage and civil partnership. It moves on to financial provision on divorce and cohabitants and remedies not dependent on divorce. It looks at financial support for children and the various protections in place for domestic abuse. Parenthood and parental responsibility are examined in detail. Children’s rights and welfare are also looked into. Finally, the book considers private law disputes and children and child protection in terms of state support and care, supervision, and adoption.
Keywords:
modern family law, divorce, children, parental responsibility, welfare, state support, supervision, adoptionSubjects:
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Contents
- Front Matter
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Marriage and Civil Partnership
- 3. Ending a Marriage or Civil Partnership
- 4. Financial Provision on Divorce
- 5. Cohabitants and Remedies Not Dependent on Marriage
- 6. Financial Support for Children
- 7. Domestic Abuse
- 8. Parenthood and Parental Responsibility
- 9. Children’s Rights and Welfare
- 10. Private Law Decisions about Children
- 11. Child Protection: State Support for Children
- 12. Child Protection: Care, Supervision, and Adoption
- Additional Chapter: Elderly Care
- End Matter