Australian Family Law: The Contemporary Context

Belinda Fehlberg · Juliet Behrens

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Preface Table of Cases Table of Statutes 1. Introducing Contemporary Australian Family Law 2. The Constitutional Framework: Fundamentals of Fragmentation 3. The Jurisdictional Framework: Mechanics of Fragmentation 4. The Legal Recognition of 'Family' Relationships: Testing Our Respect for Diversity 5. Violence and Abuse in Families: Fragmented Legal Responses 6. Decision-Making in Children's Matters: Towards Shared Parenting? 7. Processes for Decision-Making about Children: Somewhat Private, Somewhat Child-Centred 8. Child Support: The Politics of Competing Interests 9. Property on Relationship Breakdown: 'Partnership' and Its Limits 10. Spousal Maintenance: Almost Gone? 11. Conclusion: Current Trends and Future Issues in Contemporary Australian Family Law

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