Family Law - results 1 to 20

Mental Capacity Law in New Zealand is a comprehensive text on the legal position of people who lack capacity, in many different contexts, including their position regarding health care, residential.. more

“The 3rd edition of this essential title continues its significant role in providing a substantial resource for practitioners, anchoring their work in best practice, standards and ethics... more

Australian Elder Law , authored by Richard McCullagh details how to identify and deal with important legal problems increasingly faced by older Australians and their families... more

This work is designed as a guide for lawyers and professionals who navigate the Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act 1988 on a regular basis, covering personal orders, property orders, applications,.. more

Much has been written about therapeutic jurisprudence since it first emerged as a “tonic for what ails mental health law” (Paul S Appelbaum) in the late 1980s... more

Family Law Principles - 2nd Edition is different from other family law texts written in Australia because it covers areas that are important in practice, such as family reports, how courts consider.. more

Elder Law in New Zealand is written by contributors from a variety of backgrounds, ranging from legal and medical practitioners to elder law advocates and scholars, all of whom have applied their expertise.. more

Family Law Arbitration in Canada, 2nd Edition provides the legislation, precedents, jurisprudence and insightful commentary necessary to assist counsel, arbitrators, mediators and the parties themselves.. more

Equity, Trusts and Succession is a comprehensive and authoritative guide to the law in this field... more

Relationship Property & Adult Maintenance: Acts & Analysis is written by a team of practitioners and academics who specialise in relationship property law in New Zealand... more

New Zealand Family Law in the 21st Century is an authoritative, highly accessible work covering current issues of family law in New Zealand... more

Care of Children in New Zealand: Analysis and Expert Commentary is an informative and considered guide to the Care of Children Act 2004... more

This work is designed as a guide for lawyers and professionals who navigate the Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act 1988 on a regular basis, covering personal orders, property orders, applications,.. more

Much has been written about therapeutic jurisprudence since it first emerged as a “tonic for what ails mental health law” (Paul S Appelbaum) in the late 1980s... more

Elder Law in New Zealand is written by contributors from a variety of backgrounds, ranging from legal and medical practitioners to elder law advocates and scholars, all of whom have applied their expertise.. more

Relationship Property & Adult Maintenance: Acts & Analysis is written by a team of practitioners and academics who specialise in relationship property law in New Zealand... more

Mental Capacity Law in New Zealand is a comprehensive text on the legal position of people who lack capacity, in many different contexts, including their position regarding health care, residential.. more

Mental Capacity Law in New Zealand is a comprehensive text on the legal position of people who lack capacity, in many different contexts, including their position regarding health care, residential.. more

This work is designed as a guide for lawyers and professionals who navigate the Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act 1988 on a regular basis, covering personal orders, property orders, applications,.. more

Much has been written about therapeutic jurisprudence since it first emerged as a “tonic for what ails mental health law” (Paul S Appelbaum) in the late 1980s... more