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Child Law Volume 1 – Care of Children; Abduction
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Family Law – Child Law contains key legislation, case law and information on issues affecting relationships between parents and children, and children and the state.
This service aims to give clarity to the complex interrelationships between areas such as care and protection and youth justice, and contact and care of children and parenting orders, for example.
Valuable supplementary information and guidance is provided on each topic, including the practice notes of the Family Court, with informed commentary and references to case law developments, fully consolidated and kept up to date with links to cases and extensive cross-referencing. Each area of the law is discussed in detail, including history, the philosophical approach of particular legislation, the approach taken by the courts, and practical steps which can be taken to secure the best outcome for a client.
The looseleaf version has the product split into three volumes, whereas it is all in one, online and in ProView. The topics include:
Child Law I
- Care of Children Act 2004 (introduction, legislation and commentary)
Child Law II
- Care and Protection (Oranga Tamariki Act 1989) (introduction, legislation and commentary)
- Youth Justice (discursive chapter)
Child Law III
- Adoption Act 1955 (introduction, legislation and commentary)
- Introduction to the Adoption (Intercountry) Act 1997
- Child Support Act 1991 (introduction, legislation and commentary)
- Paternity (discursive chapter)
- Surrogacy (discursive chapter)
- Human Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2004 (legislation and commentary)
- Human Assisted Reproductive Technology Order 2005
- Human Assisted Reproductive Technology (Fees) Regulations 2005
There are also the usual legislative tables, table of cases and a subject index.
This work is available in looseleaf and as an eReference (in ProView).
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Description
Family Law – Child Law contains key legislation, case law and information on issues affecting relationships between parents and children, and children and the state.
This service aims to give clarity to the complex interrelationships between areas such as care and protection and youth justice, and contact and care of children and parenting orders, for example.
Valuable supplementary information and guidance is provided on each topic, including the practice notes of the Family Court, with informed commentary and references to case law developments, fully consolidated and kept up to date with links to cases and extensive cross-referencing. Each area of the law is discussed in detail, including history, the philosophical approach of particular legislation, the approach taken by the courts, and practical steps which can be taken to secure the best outcome for a client.
The looseleaf version has the product split into three volumes, whereas it is all in one, online and in ProView. The topics include:
Child Law I
- Care of Children Act 2004 (introduction, legislation and commentary)
Child Law II
- Care and Protection (Oranga Tamariki Act 1989) (introduction, legislation and commentary)
- Youth Justice (discursive chapter)
Child Law III
- Adoption Act 1955 (introduction, legislation and commentary)
- Introduction to the Adoption (Intercountry) Act 1997
- Child Support Act 1991 (introduction, legislation and commentary)
- Paternity (discursive chapter)
- Surrogacy (discursive chapter)
- Human Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2004 (legislation and commentary)
- Human Assisted Reproductive Technology Order 2005
- Human Assisted Reproductive Technology (Fees) Regulations 2005
There are also the usual legislative tables, table of cases and a subject index.
This work is available in looseleaf and as an eReference (in ProView).
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Please note that product prices are a standard entry-level price (1-5 online and 1-3 CD users). This price may vary if there are more users or if customers enter into an e-Options or Information Supply Agreement with us.