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Family Law in New Zealand 18th ed isbn 9780947514389

Butterworths Family Law in New Zealand 17th ed


ISBN13: 9781927313206
New Edition ISBN: 9780947514389
Previous Edition ISBN: 9781927149829
Published: February 2016
Publisher: LexisNexis New Zealand
Country of Publication: New Zealand
Format: Paperback
Price: Price on Application



Family Law in New Zealand is written by a panel of family law experts and presents the current principles and trends of New Zealand family law in a clear and concise manner.

Its in-depth commentary, covering both legislation and case law, is an invaluable resource for both students and practitioners who need to have a portable, authoritative and quick-reference resource at their fingertips.

Family Law in New Zealand is a consolidation of selected commentary from the Family Law Service and is current as at 1st October 2015. For this edition the text has been thoroughly updated with the addition of a new chapter on practice and procedure; the removal of older cases and content less relevant to the family court; and the inclusion of the most important recent case law.

Subjects:
Family Law, Other Jurisdictions , New Zealand
Contents:
1. Family Dispute Resolution
2. Day-to-day Care and Contact
3. Relocation
4. Hague Convention Cases
5. Guardianship
6. Guardianship of the Court
7. Change of Name
8. Paternity
9. Children, Young Persons, and their Families
10. Adoption
11. Child Support
12. Maintenance
13. Relationship Property
14. Domestic Violence
15. Practice and Procedure