Issue Information

• Published date: 01 April 2024
• Date: 01 April 2024
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/fcre.12718

FAMILY COURT REVIEW Volume 62 Number 2 April 2024

The Journal of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts

AFCC

Published in cooperation with the Center for

Children, Families and the Law of the Maurice

A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University

Editorial Notes

April 2024 – Barbara A. Babb and Marsha Kline Pruett

Here’s to you, Peter Salem! – Barbara A. Babb, Robert Emery, Janet Johnston, Marsha Kline Pruett and Andrew Schepard

Family Court Review: A love letter, and little a bit of history – Peter Salem

Special Feature: International Judicial Symposium on Family Court Reform

International judicial symposium on family court reform: Final report – Barbara A. Babb

and Amy G. Applegate

International family justice as collaborative justice – Sundaresh Menon

Delaware County, Ohio, domestic relations court programs designed to reduce family confl ict

and reach agreements – Randall D. Fuller and Amy Armstrong

Revolutionizing family courts: Catalysts for reform and the transformative role

of technology – Tom Altobelli, Erin McKenna and Isabel Suh

Articles

A structured rubric for evaluating the many systemic variables that can contribute to

parent–child contact problems (PCCP) – Benjamin D. Garber

An evaluation of remote child custody mediation in San Mateo County, California – Daisy Ni

The Children’s Justice Clinic: Ensuring high-quality legal representation for children

through clinical legal education – Katherine P. Hazen, Michelle Paxton, Abigail L. Herzfeld

and Eve M. Brank

Student Notes

Why’s it gotta be so complicated: New York’s regulation of compensated traditional surrogacy

agreements creates a constitutional violation – Michelle J. Katz

The birth of femtech lays fertile grounds for pregnancy discrimination in the workplace – Filza Siddiqui

Whether you’ve tied the knot shouldn’t matter: Anyone, regardless of marital status, should be

permitted to adopt in New York if it is in the child’s best interests – Melissa Struck

An Interdisciplinary Journal

FAMILY COURT REVIEW

Volume 62 Number 2

April 2024

Leading dialogue in family court research,

policy and practice for more than half a century

What Is AFCC?

AFCC is the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts— an interdisciplinary and

international association of professionals dedicated to improving the lives of children

and families through the resolution of family confl ict. AFCC brings together members of

multiple disciplines in the private, public and nonprofi t sectors from all over the world. AFCC

is unique because members do not share a common profession. Instead, AFCC members

share a strong commitment to education, innovation and collaboration in order to benefi t

communities, empower families and promote a healthy future for children.

AFCC members are:

Membership in AFCC is an investment in

professional excellence.

AFCC membership will provide you with the latest information and most valuable resources, keeping you informed

and saving you time and money.

AFCC member benefi ts include:

• Subscription to Family Court Review, including full access to the online archives.

• An international network of colleagues available through the AFCC online directory.

• Monthly AFCC eNEWS provides up-to-date practice tips, research updates and interviews with leading

practitioners.

• Access to conference audio.

• AFCC Parenting Coordination listserv.

• Member discounts on conference and training registration, professional liability insurance and publications.

• Referrals and assistance from AFCC staff.

To join, or for more information, please contact:

ASSOCIATION OF FAMILY AND CONCILIATION COURTS

Phone: 608.664.3750

Fax: 608.664.3751

Email: afcc@afccnet.org

Web: www.afccnet.org

FOUNDED IN 1963

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