Creating Effective Parenting Plans for Children with Disabilities
What should family law practitioners consider when drafting parenting plans for families of children with disabilities?
Family Law Quarterly
Volume 58, Issue 1
Articles
A Proposal for the Equal Application of the Presumption of Parentage to Same-Sex Couples
In the wake of Obergefell v. Hodges and Pavan v. Smith, this essay analyzes developments in the law regarding the application of presumptive parentage to same-sex couples.
Personality Disorders and the Parent-Child Relationship: Breaking the Cycle of Generational Trauma in Family Courts
Understanding personality disorders and addressing generational trauma can help family courts resolve custody disputes in the best interests of the family.
The Role of Protective Employment Legislation in Liberating Survivors of Domestic Violence
State employment laws can help protect domestic violence survivors in the workplace. Pending Massachusetts legislation presents a model for reform.
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Editor’s Note and Introduction
Topics include parenting plans for children with disabilities, parentage presumptions for same-sex couples, generational trauma, and domestic violence workplace protections.