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Family Crisis at the Gate: Mediate, Don't Litigate
Family Law Quarterly Vol. 52, No. 1: Spring 2018
Family Law Quarterly Vol. 52, No. 1: Spring 2018
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The Changing Face of Family Law
"Living Apart Together as a "Family Form" Among Persons of Retirement Age: The Appropriate Family Law Response"
By Cynthia Grant Bowman
"Multipartner Fertility in a Disadvantaged Population: Results and Policy Implications of an Empirical Investigation of Paternity Actions in St. Joseph County, Indiana"
By Margaret F. Brinig & Marsha Garrison
"The Golden Years, Gray Divorce, Pink Caretaking, and Green Money"
By Naomi Cahn
"Neglected Lesbian Mothers"
By Nancy D. Polikoff
Howard C. Schwab Memorial Essays, 2017 & 2018
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