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Family Law for Paralegals (w/ Connected eBook)

  • Edition : 9th ed., 2023
  • Author(s) : Ehrlich
    • ISBN: 9781543847345
    • SKU: 98003
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The Ninth Edition of Family Law for Paralegals continues to provide complete coverage of traditional family law topics with historical context and dynamic cutting-edge issues—such as non-marital families, child abuse and neglect, and same-sex marriage. J. Shoshanna Ehrlich’s balanced approach prepares students to handle the work of a paralegal through examples, assignments, and sample forms that mirror legal practice.

Meticulously updated with new cases and developments in the law, including:

  • Chapter 1, Entry into Marriage: A close look at current marriage reform campaign in the United States to raise the minimum marital age to 18 without any exceptions.
  • Chapter 3, Intimate Partner Violence: A new section on the call to treat “birth control sabotage”—the deliberate interference with a partner’s efforts to avoid pregnancy—as a distinct category of harm that one can seek protection from.
  • Expanded discussion of recent state initiative aimed at plugging some of the loopholes in federal gun regulations aimed at preventing abusers from possessing or purchasing guns, given the deadly combination of IPV and firearms.
  • Chapter 5, Child Custody: A new section covering the post-divorce conflicts that have arisen between parents over the course of the pandemic, particularly during lockdown or stay-at-home orders.
  • Chapter 6, Child Support: Examination of the gig economy and how it poses certain challenges to the establishment and enforcement of child support orders, given the status and mobility of workers.
  • Chapter 8, Division of Marital Property: Expanded discussion as to whether or not family pets are to be treated more as personal property, or more like a children when it comes to divorce, with a focus on the emerging hybrid approach.