Volume 32, 2019 Number 1 Table of Contents
COMPLEX FAMILIES AND EVOLVING LEGAL NEEDS CONTENTS
Complex Families and Evolving Legal Needs
Advanced Directives and Family Practice: Implications and Ethics for “Greying” Family Systems and Interdisciplinary Collaboration
by Terry Eggenberger, George R. Luck, Heather Howard, & Dana E. Prescott
Mothers with Opioid Use Disorder: Moving Toward Justice, Wellness, and Engagement
by Heather Howard and Wendy F. Guastaferro
Under the Microscope: The Admissibility of Parental Alienation Syndrome
by Kimberley J. Joyce
Culture and the Immigrant Experience: Navigating Family Courts
by Hon. George F. Phelan Donald G. Tye, Tannaz N. Saponaro, Eva A. Millona
Adversarial Systems and Forensic Experts in Child Custody: How About Adding a Hot Tub?
by Dana E. Prescott and Tim Fadgen
Beyond the Guidelines: The Use of Mental Health Experts in Determining Appropriate Levels of Child Support for Affluent Families
by Jacqueline Singer, Matthew Sullivan, Belinda Hanson, and Jane Caroline Taylor
PARALEGAL ASSISTANCE AND LIMITED REPRESENTATION AS ALTERNATIVES TO SELF-REPRESENTATION
Comment, PARALEGAL ASSISTANCE AND LIMITED REPRESENTATION AS ALTERNATIVES TO SELF-REPRESENTATION
ADDRESSING THE CONSEQUENCES OF ADDICTION IN DEVELOPING PARENTING PLANS
Comment, ADDRESSING THE CONSEQUENCES OF ADDICTION IN DEVELOPING PARENTING PLANS
THE 2017 UNIFORM PARENTAGE ACT
Comment, THE 2017 UNIFORM PARENTAGE ACT: A RESPONSE TO THE CHANGING DEFINITION OF FAMILY?