Family Court Review - 2011
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PARTNERS IN THE PROCESS: HOW ATTORNEYS PREPARE THEIR CLIENTS FOR CUSTODY EVALUATIONS AND LITIGATION
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In Her Wake: A Child Psychiatrist Explores the Mystery of Her Mother's Suicide – By Rappaport Nancy
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TRAINING, SKILLS, AND PRACTICES OF PARENTING COORDINATORS: FLORIDA STATEWIDE STUDY
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JOHN BOWLBY'S LEGACY AND MEANINGS FOR THE FAMILY LAW FIELD: IN CONVERSATION WITH SIR RICHARD BOWLBY
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HOFSTRA'S FAMILY LAW WITH SKILLS COURSE: IMPLEMENTING FLER (THE FAMILY LAW EDUCATION REFORM PROJECT)
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HUNTER‐GATHERER COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE
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RAISING THE BAR: WHY SUPERVISED VISITATION PROVIDERS SHOULD BE REQUIRED TO MEET STANDARDS FOR SERVICE PROVISION
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AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE
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HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE
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FAMILY LAW AND THE NEUROSCIENCE OF ATTACHMENT, PART I
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DEFINING PARENTING COORDINATION WITH STATE LAWS
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DO PARENT EDUCATION PROGRAMS PROMOTE HEALTHY POSTDIVORCE PARENTING? CRITICAL DISTINCTIONS AND A REVIEW OF THE EVIDENCE
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THROUGH A DIFFERENT LENS: USING FILM TO TEACH FAMILY LAW
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PARENT EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN FAMILY COURTS: BALANCING AUTONOMY AND STATE INTERVENTION
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INFORMED CHOICE AND EMERGENT SYSTEMS AT THE GROWTH EDGE OF COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE
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THE FUTURE OF COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE: A VISION FOR 20301
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JURISDICTION FRICTION AND THE FRUSTRATION OF THE HAGUE CONVENTION: WHY INTERNATIONAL CHILD ABDUCTION CASES SHOULD BE HEARD EXCLUSIVELY BY FEDERAL COURTS
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CHILD CUSTODY EVALUATION PRACTICES: A 20‐YEAR FOLLOW‐UP
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PARENTAL ALIENATION AND THE DYNAMICS OF THE ENMESHED PARENT–CHILD DYAD: ADULTIFICATION, PARENTIFICATION, AND INFANTILIZATION
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Associate Editor's Introduction
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FACTORS AFFECTING THE OUTCOME OF DIVORCE AND PATERNITY MEDIATIONS
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CHARTING A BETTER FUTURE FOR TRANSITIONING FOSTER YOUTH: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF REPORT FROM A NATIONAL SUMMIT ON THE FOSTERING CONNECTIONS TO SUCCESS ACT
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SURVIVING BENCH STRESS
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HOW EFFECTIVE ARE COURT‐AFFILIATED DIVORCING PARENTS EDUCATION PROGRAMS? A META‐ANALYTIC STUDY
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ATTACHMENT PERSPECTIVES ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND FAMILY LAW
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FAMILY DEFINITIONS AND CHILDREN'S RIGHTS IN CUSTODY DECISION MAKING: THE IMPORTANCE OF A CHANGING LITIGANT CONTEXT
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THE EMERGING FORENSIC ROLE FOR WORK PRODUCT REVIEW AND CASE ANALYSIS IN CHILD ACCESS AND PARENTING PLAN DISPUTES
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A BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER
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OCTOBER 2011
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NO MORE CASEBOOKS: USING SIMULATION‐BASED LEARNING TO EDUCATE FUTURE FAMILY LAW PRACTITIONERS
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EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF REFERRAL ISSUES AND “ULTIMATE ISSUE” RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PARENTS IN CHILD PROTECTION CASES*
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FAMILY LAW AND THE NEUROSCIENCE OF ATTACHMENT, PART II
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CONSULTANT CONDUCT IN ANTICIPATION OF A CHILD CUSTODY EVALUATION: ETHICAL AND SOCIAL DILEMMAS AND THE NEED FOR NEUTRAL PARENT EDUCATION
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DIVORCE IN THE NURSERY: ON INFANTS AND OVERNIGHT CARE
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HOW JUDGES DECIDE WHETHER SOCIAL PARENTS HAVE PARENTAL RIGHTS: A FIVE‐FACTOR TYPOLOGY
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COLLEGE OR BUST: REPLACING “COLLEGE PREP FOR ALL” WITH A THREE‐TIERED EDUCATIONAL MODEL BASED ON STUDENT ABILITIES
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THE “EYE OF THE BEHOLDER”: PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS ABOUT THE BEST INTERESTS OF A CHILD
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THE KIDS' TURN PROGRAM EVALUATION: PROBING CHANGE WITHIN A COMMUNITY‐BASED INTERVENTION FOR SEPARATING FAMILIES
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GUIDELINES FOR COURT‐INVOLVED THERAPY
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STATE CHILD EMOTIONAL ABUSE LAWS: THEIR FAILURE TO PROTECT CHILDREN WITH GENDER IDENTITY DISORDER
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EARLY INTERVENTION IN NEW ZEALAND FAMILY COURT CASES
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EXPANDING COLLABORATIVE DIVORCE THROUGH THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION: AMENDING THE INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT TO RESTRICT RESTRAINT AND SECLUSION IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS
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LAWYERS AND MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS WORKING TOGETHER: RECONCILING THE DUTIES OF CONFIDENTIALITY AND MANDATORY CHILD ABUSE REPORTING
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INCORPORATING ATTACHMENT ASSESSMENT INTO CUSTODY EVALUATIONS: THE CASE OF A 2‐YEAR‐OLD AND HER PARENTS
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CHILD CUSTODY DISPUTES IN FAMILIES OF MUSLIM TRADITION
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COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE IN THE CANADIAN LANDSCAPE
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GUEST EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION
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HELP IS ON THE WAY (OUT): PROHIBITING THE USE OF NONCOMPETITION AGREEMENTS IN THE MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSION
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THE FORGOTTEN BONDS: THE ASSESSMENT AND CONTEMPLATION OF SIBLING ATTACHMENT IN DIVORCE AND PARENTAL SEPARATION
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WHEN PARENTS CAN CHOOSE TO HAVE THE “PERFECT” CHILD: WHY FERTILITY CLINICS SHOULD BE REQUIRED TO REPORT PREIMPLANTATION GENETIC DIAGNOSIS DATA
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ATTACHMENT THEORY AND RESEARCH: OVERVIEW WITH SUGGESTED APPLICATIONS TO CHILD CUSTODY
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PARENTING AND CRIME: AN EVIDENCE‐BASED REVIEW WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR THE NEW ZEALAND FAMILY AND YOUTH COURT
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APRIL 2011
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A REVIEW OF ONLINE DIVORCE EDUCATION PROGRAMS
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TEACHING CONTROVERSIAL TOPICS
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SETTLEMENT‐FOCUSED PARENTING PLAN CONSULTATIONS: AN EVALUATIVE MEDIATION ALTERNATIVE TO CHILD CUSTODY EVALUATIONS
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HIGH‐CONFLICT CONTACT DISPUTES: EVIDENCE OF THE EXTREME UNRELIABILITY OF SOME CHILDREN'S ASCERTAINABLE WISHES AND FEELINGS
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DIVORCE AND ATTACHMENT RELATIONSHIPS: THE LONGITUDINAL JOURNEY
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INTEREST IN MARITAL RECONCILIATION AMONG DIVORCING PARENTS
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“IF I COULD TELL THE JUDGE SOMETHING ABOUT ATTACHMENT. . . .” PERSPECTIVES ON ATTACHMENT THEORY IN THE FAMILY LAW COURTROOM
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JANUARY 2011
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A BETTER BEGINNING: FAMILY LAW IN THE FIRST YEAR OF LAW SCHOOL
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GUEST EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL ISSUE ON ATTACHMENT THEORY, SEPARATION, AND DIVORCE: FORGING COHERENT UNDERSTANDINGS FOR FAMILY LAW
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ASSOCIATION OF FAMILY AND CONCILIATION COURTS WHITE PAPER GUIDELINES FOR COURT‐INVOLVED THERAPY: A BEST PRACTICE APPROACH FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
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MENTAL HEALTH CONSULTANTS AND CHILD CUSTODY EVALUATIONS: A DISCUSSION PAPER
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PROTECTING LIVES, CAREERS, AND PUBLIC CONFIDENCE: FLORIDA'S EFFORTS TO PREVENT OFFICER‐INVOLVED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
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ATTORNEYS' BELIEFS AND OPINIONS ABOUT CHILD CUSTODY EVALUATIONS
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NIPPING IT IN THE BUD®: ADOPTING A FAMILY DRUG COURT APPROACH TO FIGHTING THE CYCLE OF ALCOHOL ADDICTION FOR CHILDREN WHEN PARENTS ARE CONVICTED OF DUI
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FAMILY LAW EDUCATION REFORM: PROGRESS AND INNOVATION
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APPLYING CASE STUDY METHODOLOGY TO CHILD CUSTODY EVALUATIONS
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ARE WE ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTIONS ABOUT ATTACHMENT?
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JULY 2011
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STATE LAW AND THE TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS
