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Child and Family Law Quarterly Online

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Child and Family Law Quarterly contains essential articles and commentary on all aspects of family and child law. This journal provides a unique multidisciplinary forum for the publication of high-quality research material, analysis and commentary. It is peer reviewed to maintain quality and is edited by leading family law academics, supported by a distinguished editorial board. Child and Family Law Quarterly provides a platform for discussion, debate and analysis of all the important issues in this constantly evolving area of law, including child protection, adoption, education, human rights, immigration issues and civil partnership. Each issue also includes detailed commentaries on significant court decisions, which are invaluable to practitioners, academics and policy-makers both in the UK and internationally.

Child and Family Law Quarterly covers the following topics:

• Adoption
• Child protection
• Child support
• Divorce reform
• Education
• Evidence
• Family finance and property
• Family forms and family functions
• Human rights
• Immigration issues 
• International family law
• Parentage and parental responsibility
• Welfare benefits 

Why go online?

An archive back to 1995 plus all new articles as they are published - track the development of family jurisprudence over time.

We are pleased to announce that Child and Family Law Quarterly is now on an enhanced platform. The new features include:

• Compatible with mobile devices - View the online service on your iPad/tablet device
• Create PDFs – Generate PDF versions of on-screen content to print from, download or store offline
• Improved search engine – Indexing, hyperlinks and search filters to get you to the information you need quicker than ever before
• Customise your service – Mix and match Family Law modules (journals, reports and major works) or subscribe to the entire service ... it’s up to you!

 all this and much more ...

To request a free trial to Child and Family Law Quarterly Online click here or call 0117 918 1555.