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    Preserving Families: Parent Representation, Immigration Reform, and LGBTQ+ Rights

    Vol. 54 No. 1   March 2021

    Domestic Relations

    Chair’s Note

    Michael A. Mosberg

    For more than 50 years, Family Law Quarterly has been a trusted source for the bench and bar and for academia. With this issue, FLQ begins the next chapter of its rich history. I am proud to welcome our new Editor in Chief, Lisa F. Grumet, and our new home, New York Law School.

    Domestic Relations

    Editor’s Note

    Lisa F. Grumet

    It is my honor to introduce this double issue of Family Law Quarterly, which, for the first time, is being published in conjunction with New York Law School. It comes during a period of considerable challenge and change in our country and in family law.

    Domestic Relations

    Introduction to Family Law Quarterly, Volume 54, Number 1

    Lisa F. Grumet

    This issue features three independently submitted articles that all recommend changes in child welfare policies and practices. The issue title, “Preserving Families: Parent Representation, Immigration Reform, and LGBTQ+ Rights,” reflects the range of topics addressed.

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