Child-inclusion in dispute resolution in the New Zealand Family Court / by Jill Goldson and Nicola Taylor

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Child-inclusion in dispute resolution in the New Zealand Family Court / by Jill Goldson and Nicola Taylor

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Explores the scope and intention of the Family Courts Matters Bill, which was passed by Parliament on 2 Sep 2008 and came into force (in part) on 18 May 2009 after being divided up into 12 Amendment Acts, and which allows for the introduction of new provisions relating to children's participation in Family Court counselling and mediation processes. Examines international trends in child-inclusive practices in Australia and England/Wales, and raises several significant issues for consideratio...

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Journal

Date created

Sep 2009

Creator

Goldson, Jill, (Family Matters Centre) / Taylor, Nicola J., (University of Otago, Centre for Research on Children and Families)

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/21157262

Related subjects

Family mediation / Domestic relations -- Law and legislation

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