A Presumption that ‘Involvement’ of Both Parents is Best: Deciphering Law’s Messages

FR Kaganas

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Family and Matrimonial Law Family Dynamics and Relationships Legal and Social Justice Studies

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The Children and Families Bill 2013 will amend the Children Act 1989 to introduce a presumption that it is in children’s best interests that both parents remain involved in their lives after separation or divorce. This article sets out to examine the rationale for this change and to evaluate its likely impact.

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