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John Dewar and Stephen Parker
Hart Publishing
Family Law: Processes, Practices, Pressures
Chapter 31.  The Introduction and Impact of Joint Custody in Portugal
Authors

Maria Sottomayor; Helen Reece; Mavis Maclean; Helen Toner; Alexander Laing; Bianca Jackson; Richard Collier; Sally Sheldon

ARI Id

1674355625392_8932269

Access

Open/Free Access

Pages

589–596

Chapter URL

https://www.bloomsburycollections.com/book/family-law-processes-practices-and-pressures/ch31-the-introduction-and-impact-of-joint-custody-in-portugal

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Front matter
Introduction
Full Text Access; John Dewar; Stephen Parker
1–6
Part I.  Processes
Chapter 1.  Children’s Participation in the Family Justice System: Translating Principles into Practic
Nigel Lowe; Mervyn Murch
9–36
Chapter 2.  Children’s Participation in Family Court Litigation
Richard Chisholm
37–60
Chapter 3.  Delivery Systems for Protective Services and Related Legal Services for Victims of Domestic Violence Within a Major American State
Jane Muller-Peterson; Robert Rains; Andrea Jacobsen
61–78
Chapter 4.  Paternalism, Participation and Placation: Young People’s Experiences of Representation in Child Protection Proceedings in England and Wales
Judith Masson
79–98
Chapter 5.  Issues in the Making of Ouster Orders Under the Domestic Violence (Family Protection) Act 1989 (Qld)
Rachael Field; Belinda Carpenter; Susan Currie
99–116
Chapter 6.  The South African Family Court: A First World Ideal in a Second World Country
Sandra Burman; Emma Dingle; Nichola Glasser
117–134
Chapter 7.  Establishing Paternity in Judicial Proceedings in Spain: What Protection For Human Rights?
Encarna Roca; Isabel Miralles
135–160
Chapter 8.  Suing Child Welfare Agencies: A Comparative View from New Zealand
Bill Atkin; Geoff McLay
161–194
Chapter 9.  Adoption—A Public or Private Legal Process? The Changing Social Functions of Adoption in Ireland and the Wider Implications for Coherence in Family Law
Kerry O’Halloran
195–220
Part II.  Practices
Chapter 10.  Children and the Transformation of Family Law
Carol Smart
223–240
Chapter 11.  In Search of the ‘Good Father’: Law, Family Practices and the Normative Reconstruction of Parenthood
Richard Collier
241–270
Chapter 12.  Different Approaches to Post-Divorce Family Relationships: The Example of Contact Centres in France
Benoit Bastard
271–278
Chapter 13.  Legal and Educational Interventions for Families in Residence and Contact Disputes
Joan Kelly
279–302
Chapter 14.  Agents or Dependants: Children and the Family Law System
Pauline Tapp; Nicola Taylor; Mark Henaghan
303–320
Chapter 15.  The Reconstituted Family in Italian Law and Society
Valeria Mazzotta
321–338
Chapter 16.  Child-centred, Vertically Structured and Interdisciplinary: An Integrative Approach to Children’s Policy, Practice and Research
Annie Steinberg; Barbara Woodhouse; Alyssa Cowan
339–360
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