Work of the family lawyer

Table of Contents;
Preface;
Acknowledgements;
Part I: State, Federal and Constitutional Regulation of Marital Relationships;
1. The family lawyer, cultural changes, and state power to regulate marriage and divorce;
2. Marriage requirements;
3. Annulment of marriage;
4. Ground of Divorce;
5. Constitutionalizing Marital Relationships;
6. Jurisdiction;
Part II: Restructuring Parent-Child Relationship at Divorce;
7. Child Custody and Parenting Plans;
8. Parenting time and visitation;
9. Modification of Child Custody/Parenting Plans and relocation;
10. Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act;
Part III: Financial Support at Divorce;
11. Establishing Child Support;
12. Modification and Enforcement of Child Support;
13. Establishing Alimony;
14. Modification of Alimony;
Part IV: Distribution of Property;
15. Division of Property at Divorce;
16. Premarital Contracts;
17. Cohabitation Outside of Marriage;
Part V: Protection of Family Members;
18. Domestic Violence;
19. Child Abuse;
20. Termination of Parental Rights;
21. Abortion;
Part VI: Creation and Recognition of New Family Relationships;
22. Parentage;
23. Adoption;
24. Alternative Reproduction;
Part VII: The Changing Role of the Family Lawyers;
25. Mediation, Collaborative Law, Parenting Co-ordination, and Arbitration;
26. Professional Responsibility;
Preface;
Acknowledgements;