Contested adoptions : research, law, policy, and practice

Abstract

Contested adoption in context contested adoptions and the role of the State in family matters contested proceedings - justice and the law contested adoption proceedings - a barrister's perspective contested adoptions - the winner taks all the welfare of the child in contested proceedings contested proceedings - what the research tells us uses and abuses of research findings in contested cases issues of attachment, separation and identity in contested adoptions the role of the guardian ad litem in contested adoptions adoptive parents and contested adoptions contested adoptions - the perspective of birth parents a view of wider family perspectives in contested adoptions the use of an adversarial process in contested proceedings.

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