An edition of Balancing competing interests in family law
(2002)
Balancing competing interests in family law
how to handle alternative relationships, third-party interests, interspousal torts, privilege, and privacy issues
2nd ed.
by John C. Mayoue
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Balancing competing interests in family law: how to handle alternative relationships, third-party interests, interspousal torts, privilege, and privacy issues
2003, Section of Family Law, American Bar Association, American Bar Association
in English
- 2nd ed.
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Balancing Competing Interests in Family Law: How to Handle Alternative Relationships, Third-Party Interests, Interspousal Torts, Privilege, and Privacy Issues
December 2002, Section of Family Law American Bar Associatio
Paperback
in English
- 2nd edition
1590311728 9781590311721
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Table of Contents
The privilege against self-incrimination
Qualified testimonial privileges
Wiretapping
Interspousal torts
Use of employed experts
Third-party tort law
Third-party interests in marital property
The effect of third-party privacy rights upon discovery requests
Alternatives to traditional marriage
Children and the law
Legalities of infertility
Stepparent obligations, custody, and visitation
Custody and visitation outside the nuclear family.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Originally published as: Competing interests in family law. c1998.
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