Family Lawyers: The Divorce Work of Solicitors

John M. Eekelaar · Mavis Maclean · Sarah Beinart

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Legal Education and Practice Innovations Family and Matrimonial Law Legal Systems and Judicial Processes

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1. The Policy Context 2. The Data Collection 3. Family Solicitors: the Workforce and the Work 4. Observing a Dual Profession 5. Solicitor and Client: Support and Negotiation 6. The Other Sid: Achieving Settlement 7. Outcomes: Are Solicitors Cost-Effective? 8. Process Issues: Duration and Cost 9. Conclusions: Family Law Practice - A Business or a Profession?

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