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9780735540293

Family Law

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  • Copyright: 2005-03-21
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Summary

As the pace of change in family law continues to accelerate, instructors are realizing they need a casebook that both provides a solid foundation and responds to current developments. Family Law, Third Edition, meets the challenge by offering comprehensive coverage, a mix of interdisciplinary materials, and a strong emphasis on teachability. Every element of this modern casebook is designed to enhance teaching and learning: complete coverage of the key topics of family law in three main parts: Marriage and Its Alternatives, Divorce and Its Consequences, and Children, Parents, And The State broad selection of interdisciplinary materials -- on finance principles, genetics and statistics, clinical psychology, social history, and legal and policy responses to domestic violence, For example -- helps students Understand The complex influences on family law balanced presentation addresses cutting-edge issues while maintaining a focus on family And The state, The role of various groups involved in family law issues, And The effectiveness of law and law enforcement strong problems give students practice applying legal principles to real-world situations updated Teacher's Manual offers advice on how to teach the survey course effectively Refined and improved for its Third Edition, Family Law is now more flexible and completely current: with the help of new co-author June Carbone, each chapter in the book has become independent to permit teaching in any order without creating confusion or gaps in understanding reflects the trend to discuss domestic violence issues throughout the course in relation to a variety of topics, such as divorce, custody, and state involvement in the family incorporates the latest family law developments with regard to same-sex marriage, coverage of Troxel, regarding grandparent visitation rights, custody issues, including the revised Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act (UCCJA), now called the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA), and features expanded coverage of equitable or titled interest in community property the authors integrate new cases throughout the book

Table of Contents

Preface xxix
Acknowledgments xxxi
I MARRIAGE AND ITS ALTERNATIVES
When Are Adult Partners a Family?
3(28)
Regan, Calibrated Commitment: The Legal Treatment of Marriage and Cohabitation
3(3)
Fineman, Why Marriage?
6(1)
Wardle, The Bonds of Matrimony and the Bonds of Constitutional Democracy
7(3)
Foster, The Family Paradigm of Inheritance Law
10(1)
Hewitt v. Hewitt
10(2)
Notes and Questions
12(1)
Braschi v. Stahl Associates Company
13(4)
Notes and Questions
17(1)
City of Ladue v. Horn
18(4)
Notes and Questions
22(3)
Borough of Glassboro v. Vallorosi
25(5)
Notes and Questions
30(1)
The Importance of Being a Family
31(124)
Introduction
31(3)
Marital Property
34(79)
Ownership and Control of Wealth
35(1)
The Common Law Tradition
35(4)
Problem
39(1)
Murdoch v. Murdoch
40(2)
Notes and Questions
42(1)
Problems
43(1)
The Estate by the Entirety
44(2)
Notes and Questions
46(1)
Problems
47(1)
Community Property
47(3)
Oldham, Management of the Community Estate During an Intact Marriage
50(1)
``New'' Property
51(2)
Boggs v. Boggs
53(6)
Notes and Questions
59(4)
Problem
63(1)
The Daily Management and Control of Marital Wealth
63(1)
McGuire v. McGuire
63(4)
Glendon, Power and Authority in the Family: New Legal Patterns as Reflections of Changing Ideologies
67(1)
Teitelbaum, Family History and Family Law
68(2)
Hafen, The Family as an Entity
70(1)
Teitelbaum, The Family as a System: A Preliminary Sketch
70(4)
Galbraith, Economics and the Public Purpose
74(2)
Oldham, Management of the Community Estate During an Intact Marriage
76(1)
Sharpe Furniture, Inc. v. Buckstaff
77(4)
Notes and Questions
81(1)
Note: ``Necessaries'' and ``New Property''
82(3)
Notes and Questions
85(1)
Constitutional Limits on Gender-Based Classifications
85(1)
Problem
85(1)
Relevant Statutes
86(1)
Materials Regarding Domicile
87(1)
Additional Materials Concerning Liability for Necessaries
87(2)
Empirical Data
89(1)
Constitutional Decisions
89(9)
Spousal Contracts During Marriage
98(1)
Borelli v. Brusseau
98(5)
Notes and Questions
103(3)
Problems
106(1)
Pacelli v. Pacelli
107(5)
Notes and Questions
112(1)
Violence Between Spouses
113(27)
Crimes Between Spouses
114(1)
People v. Liberta
114(3)
Notes and Questions
117(1)
Police Response to Domestic Violence Calls
118(1)
Problem
118(1)
Constitutional Decisions
119(3)
Fourth Amendment Limits
122(1)
Historical and Social Background
123(1)
Pleck, Domestic Tyranny: The Making of Social Policy Against Family Violence from Colonial Times to the Present
123(1)
Fagan & Browne, Violence Between Spouses and Intimates: Physical Aggression Between Women and Men in Intimate Relationships
124(2)
Gelles & Straus, Intimate Violence
126(2)
Fagan & Browne, Violence Between Spouses and Intimates: Physical Aggression Between Women and Men in Intimate Relationships
128(2)
Maxwell, Garner & Fagan, The Effects of Arrest on Intimate Partner Violence: New Evidence from the Spouse Assault Replication Program
130(1)
Legal Alternatives: Criminal Prosecution and Protective Orders
131(5)
Note: Federal Legislation
136(1)
Spousal Tort Liability
137(1)
Burns v. Burns
137(1)
Hill v. Hill
138(1)
Notes and Questions
139(1)
Problems
140(1)
Reproductive Choice Within the Family
140(9)
Reproductive Rights and Interests
140(3)
Reproductive Choice Within the Family
143(1)
Planned Parenthood of Central Missouri v. Danforth
143(2)
Notes and Questions
145(1)
Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey
145(2)
Notes and Questions
147(1)
Problem
148(1)
Medical Decision Making About Family Members
149(6)
Cruzan v. Director, Missouri Department of Health
149(4)
Notes and Questions
153(2)
Entering Ceremonial Marriage
155(74)
Introduction
155(1)
Formalities
156(2)
Uniform Marriage and Divorce Act
156(1)
Notes and Questions
156(1)
Note: ``Void'' and ``Voidable'' Marriages
157(1)
The Agreement to Marry
158(18)
The Content of the Agreement
158(1)
Lutwak v. United States
158(4)
Notes and Questions
162(2)
Problems
164(1)
Capacity to Agree
165(1)
Edmunds v. Edwards
165(3)
Notes and Questions
168(3)
Fraud and Duress
171(1)
Wolfe v. Wolfe
171(2)
Notes and Questions
173(1)
Problems
174(1)
Note: Names
175(1)
Substantive Restrictions on Marrying
176(42)
The Constitutional Framework
176(1)
Zablocki v. Redhail
176(6)
Notes and Questions
182(2)
Problems
184(1)
Particular Restrictions
184(1)
Monogamy
184(1)
Potter v. Murray City
184(2)
Notes and Questions
186(5)
Relationship
191(1)
State v. Sharon H.
191(1)
Notes and Questions
192(2)
Problems
194(1)
Different Sexes
195(1)
Goodridge v. Department of Public Health
195(10)
Opinions of the Justices to the Senate
205(1)
Notes and Questions
206(5)
Note: International Developments in Same-Sex Marriage
211(3)
Note: Developments in Transsexual Marriage
214(1)
Age
215(1)
In re Barbara Haven
215(2)
Notes and Questions
217(1)
Conflict of Laws
218(11)
In re May's Estate
218(2)
Notes and Questions
220(3)
The Defense of Marriage Act
223(1)
Kramer, Same-Sex Marriage, Conflict of Laws, and the Unconstitutional Public Policy Exception
223(2)
Notes and Questions
225(2)
Problems
227(2)
Alternatives to Ceremonial Marriage
229(58)
Introduction
229(3)
Forste, Prelude to Marriage or Alternative to Marriage?
229(1)
Glendon, Marriage and the State: The Withering Away of Marriage
230(1)
Common Law Marriage, Presumptions of Marriage, and Putative Spouses
231(1)
Common Law Marriage
232(14)
Grossberg, Governing the Hearth
232(1)
In re Marriage of Winegard
233(4)
Notes and Questions
237(3)
Problems
240(1)
Presumptions of Marriage and Putative Spouses
241(1)
Spearman v. Spearman
241(2)
Notes and Questions
243(2)
Problems
245(1)
Legal Alternatives to Marriage
246(41)
Estin, Ordinary Cohabitation
246(2)
Forste, Prelude to Marriage or Alternative to Marriage?
248(1)
Judicially Created Solutions
249(1)
Marvin v. Marvin
249(2)
Notes and Questions
251(2)
In the Matter of the Estate of Roccamonte
253(5)
Notes and Questions
258(2)
Connell v. Francisco
260(3)
Notes and Questions
263(2)
Wardle, Deconstructing Family: A Critique of the American Law Institute's ``Domestic Partners'' Proposal
265(1)
Problems
266(1)
Statutory Solutions: Domestic Partnerships, Civil Unions, Reciprocal Beneficiary Relationships, and More
267(1)
Hawaii H.B. 118 (1997)
268(1)
Vermont Legislature, Act No. 91 (H. 847) (1999)
269(1)
Cal. Stats. 2003, C. 421 (A.B. 205)
270(2)
New Jersey Domestic Partnership Act (2004)
272(4)
Notes and Questions
276(3)
Problem
279(1)
Nonmarital Cohabitation in Other Western Countries
280(7)
II FAMILY DISSOLUTION
Divorce Grounds and Procedures
287(100)
Introduction
287(6)
Schneider, Moral Discourse and the Transformation of Family Law
291(2)
The Traditional Divorce System
293(16)
Grounds for Divorce
293(1)
New Hampshire Public Statutes Chapter 175, §5 (1901)
294(1)
Kucera v. Kucera
295(2)
Simpson v. Simpson
297(4)
Notes and Questions
301(4)
Problems
305(1)
Divorce Procedure
306(3)
The Adoption of No-Fault Divorce
309(14)
Friedman, Rights of Passage: Divorce Law in Historical Perspective
309(2)
Grounds for Divorce
311(1)
Uniform Marriage and Divorce Act
311(1)
Desrochers v. Desrochers
312(2)
Notes and Questions
314(2)
No-Default Divorce Procedure
316(1)
Boddie v. Connecticut
316(2)
Notes and Questions
318(1)
Manion v. Manion
319(1)
Notes and Questions
320(2)
California Family Code---Summary Dissolution
322(1)
Evaluating Divorce Reform
323(22)
DeWitt, Breaking Up Is Hard to Do
324(1)
Glenn, Is the Current Concern About American Marriage Warranted?
324(3)
Ellman, The Misguided Movement to Revive Fault Divorce, and Why Reformers Should Look Instead to the American Law Institute
327(1)
Weisbrod, On the Expressive Functions of Family Law
328(1)
Notes and Questions
329(1)
Shiono & Quinn, Epidemiology of Divorce
330(2)
Spaht, Louisiana's Covenant Marriage: Social Analysis and Legal Implications
332(1)
Nock, Sanchez, Wilson & Wright, Covenant Marriage Turns Five Years Old
333(2)
Scott, Divorce, Children's Welfare, and the Culture Wars
335(4)
Cahn, The Moral Complexities of Family Law
339(1)
Notes and Questions
340(5)
Lawyers and the Divorce Process
345(42)
Creating the Lawyer-Client Relationship
345(1)
Klemm v. Klemm
345(4)
Notes and Questions
349(3)
Problems
352(1)
Note: Fee Arrangements
352(3)
Problems
355(1)
Counseling and Client Relations
356(2)
Elkins, A Counseling Model for Lawyering in Divorce Cases
358(1)
Sarat & Felstiner, Law and Strategy in the Divorce Lawyer's Office
359(4)
Notes and Questions
363(3)
Problems
366(1)
Alternative Dispute Resolution
366(1)
Pearson & Thoennes, Mediating and Litigating Custody Disputes: A Longitudinal Evaluation
366(1)
Carbonneau, Alternative Dispute Resolution: Melting the Lances and Dismounting the Steeds
367(1)
Negotiation
368(1)
Melli, Erlanger & Chambliss, The Process of Negotiation: An Exploratory Investigation in the Context of No-Fault Divorce
368(2)
Notes and Questions
370(4)
Problems
374(1)
Arbitration
374(1)
Koritzinsky, Welch & Schlissel, The Benefits of Arbitration
375(1)
Flaherty v. Flaherty
376(2)
Notes and Questions
378(1)
Problem
379(1)
Mediation
379(1)
Pearson & Thoennes, Mediating and Litigating Custody Disputes: A Longitudinal Evaluation
379(1)
Notes and Questions
380(4)
Fineman, Dominant Discourse, Professional Language, and Legal Change in Child Custody Decisionmaking
384(1)
Problems
385(2)
Property Division and Spousal Support
387(114)
Overview
387(11)
Historical Justifications of and Criteria for Economic Awards
388(1)
Economic Orders in the No-Fault Era
389(1)
Criticism of No-Fault Economics
390(8)
Property Division at Divorce
398(32)
Uniform Marriage and Divorce Act §307
399(1)
Notes and Questions
400(2)
Problem
402(1)
The Meaning of ``Equitable Distribution''
402(1)
In the Matter of the Marriage of Pierson
402(3)
Notes and Questions
405(6)
Problems
411(1)
Characterization of Property as Separate or Marital
412(1)
O'Brien v. O'Brien
412(6)
Notes and Questions
418(5)
Problems
423(1)
Choice-of-Law Issues
424(1)
Dividing Debts
425(1)
Geldmeier v. Geldmeier
425(3)
Notes and Questions
428(1)
Problem
429(1)
The Marital Home
429(1)
Spousal Support at Divorce
430(29)
Vernier & Hurlbut, The Historical Background of Alimony Law and Its Present Sructure
430(2)
Peele, Social and Psychological Effects of the Availability and the Granting of Alimony on the Spouses
432(1)
Changing Attitudes Toward Spousal Support in the No-Fault Era
433(2)
Kay, Equality and Difference: A Perspective on No-Fault Divorce and Its Aftermath
435(1)
England & Farkas, Households, Employment and Gender
435(2)
Ellman, The Theory of Alimony
437(1)
Oldham, Putting Asunder in the 1990s
437(1)
Williams, Is Coverture Dead? Beyond a New Theory of Alimony
438(1)
Applying the Changing Views
439(1)
Uniform Marriage and Divorce Act §308
439(1)
Notes and Questions
439(1)
Problem
440(1)
Turner v. Turner
440(3)
In re Marriage of Larocque
443(5)
Rogerson, Spousal Support After Moge
448(2)
Notes and Questions
450(3)
Carbone, The Futility of Coherence: The ALI's Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution, Compensatory Spousal Payments
453(2)
Notes and Questions
455(1)
Problems
456(1)
Spousal Support for the Caregiving Parent?
457(1)
Problem
457(1)
Empirical Data on Working Parents
457(1)
The General State of the Law
457(1)
The Politics and Social Value of Caregiving
458(1)
Divorce and New Property
459(42)
Introduction
459(1)
Note: Valuing Streams of Payments
460(1)
Pensions and Other Employment-Related Benefits
461(2)
Laing v. Laing
463(3)
Notes and Questions
466(4)
Problems
470(1)
Note: Social Security, Military, and Other Pensions
470(3)
Note: Assigning Present Values to and Dividing Pensions
473(1)
Notes and Questions
474(1)
Note: Qualified Domestic Relations Orders
474(2)
Personal Injury Awards, Disability Pay, and Similar Interests
476(1)
Notes and Questions
477(1)
Problems
478(1)
Professional Practices and Other Closely Held Businesses
479(1)
May v. May
479(10)
Notes and Questions
489(2)
Problems
491(1)
Degrees, Licenses, Jobs, and Earning Capacity
492(1)
Problem
492(1)
Case Law and Statutes
493(1)
Mahoney v. Mahoney
493(2)
O'Brien v. O'Brien
495(2)
Notes and Questions
497(1)
California Family Code §2641
498(1)
Public Opinion
499(1)
Empirical Information
500(1)
Parent-Child Support Duties
501(48)
Harris, Waldrop & Waldrop, Making and Breaking Connections Between Parents' Duty to Support and Right to Control Their Children
501(3)
The Prevailing Child Support Model
504(7)
Williams, Guidelines for Setting Levels of Child Support Orders
505(3)
Notes and Questions
508(2)
Thoennes et al., The Impact of Child Support Guidelines on Award Adequacy, Award Variability and Case Processing Efficiency
510(1)
Challenges to the Prevailing Model
511(8)
Harris, The Proposed ALI Child Support Principles
511(4)
Beld & Biernat, Federal Intent for State Child Support Guidelines: Income Shares, Cost Shares, and the Realities of Shared Parenting
515(2)
Notes and Questions
517(2)
Particular Issues in Applying Child Support Formulas
519(14)
Peterson v. Peterson
519(3)
Notes and Questions
522(2)
Note: Children's Medical Expenses
524(1)
Problems
525(1)
Melli, Guideline Review: Child Support and Time Sharing by Parents
526(2)
Colonna v. Colonna
528(3)
Notes and Questions
531(1)
Note: Child Support Obligations of Low-Income Parents
532(1)
Support for Older Children
533(9)
Harris, Waldrop & Waldrop, Making and Breaking Connections Between Parents' Duty to Support and Right to Control Their Children
533(1)
Childers v. Childers
534(3)
Wallerstein & Blakeslee, Second Chances: Men, Women & Children a Decade After Divorce
537(1)
Fabricius, Braver & Deneau, Divorced Parents' Financial Support of Their Children's College Expenses
538(1)
Notes and Questions
539(2)
Problems
541(1)
Support for Parents
542(7)
American Healthcare Center v. Randall
543(2)
Swoap v. Superior Court
545(2)
Notes and Questions
547(2)
Modification, Termination, Enforcement, and Tax and Bankruptcy Treatment of Orders
549(72)
Introduction
549(1)
Modification and Termination of Support
549(29)
``Foreseeable'' Changes in Circumstances
550(1)
``Voluntary'' Versus ``Involuntary'' Decreases in the Payor's Income
551(1)
Deegan v. Deegan
551(3)
Notes and Questions
554(2)
Problems
556(1)
New Families---Spousal Support, Remarriage, and Cohabitation
557(1)
Peterson v. Peterson
557(2)
Notes and Questions
559(2)
Problems
561(1)
In re Marriage of Dwyer
561(1)
Notes and Questions
562(3)
Problem
565(1)
New Families---Child Support
566(1)
Ainsworth v. Ainsworth
566(5)
Notes and Questions
571(4)
Problems
575(1)
A Comparison: Child Support Duties When the Family Receives Public Assistance
576(1)
Problems
577(1)
Enforcement
578(24)
Grall, Custodial Mothers and Fathers and Their Child Support: 2001
578(3)
Private Enforcement Mechanisms--Liens, Trusts, and Insurance
581(1)
Jailing ``Deadbeat'' Parents
582(1)
Moss v. Superior Court
582(7)
Notes and Questions
589(3)
Note: Civil or Criminal Contempt?
592(2)
Problems
594(1)
The State-Federal Child Support Enforcement Program
594(2)
DHHS, Office of Child Support Enforcement, Child Support Enforcement FY 2003 Preliminary Data Report
596(4)
The Continuing Challenge of Childhood Poverty
600(1)
U.S. Commission on Interstate Child Support, Supporting Our Children: A Blueprint for Reform
600(2)
Taxes
602(9)
Taxation of the Ongoing Family
602(3)
Taxation of the Family After Divorce
605(1)
Property Division---IRC §1041
605(2)
Spousal Support---IRC §71 and 215
607(2)
Child Support
609(1)
Dependency Exemptions, Child Tax Credits, Child Care Credits, Earned Income Credits, and Children's Medical Expenses
610(1)
Problems
610(1)
Bankruptcy
611(10)
In re Huckfeldt
612(2)
Notes and Questions
614(2)
Sylvester v. Sylvester
616(2)
Notes and Questions
618(3)
Child Custody
621(104)
Introduction
621(1)
Grossberg, Governing the Hearth: Law and the Family in Nineteenth Century America
621(1)
Standards for Custody Determination
622(73)
An Introduction to the ``Best Interests'' Standard
622(1)
Painter v. Bannister
623(4)
Freud, Painter v. Bannister: Postscript by a Psychoanalyst
627(4)
Notes and Questions
631(1)
Wexler, Rethinking the Modification of Child Custody Decrees
632(2)
The Primary Caretaker
634(1)
Burchard v. Garay
635(3)
Notes and Questions
638(2)
American Law Institute, Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution §2.08 (2002)
640(1)
Notes and Questions
641(1)
Problems
642(1)
Joint Custody
643(1)
Taylor v. Taylor
644(5)
Notes and Questions
649(4)
Fineman, Dominant Discourse, Professional Language, and Legal Change in Child Custody Decisionmaking
653(2)
Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution §2.05 (2002)
655(1)
Notes and Questions
656(1)
Lombardo v. Lombardo
657(2)
Notes and Questions
659(1)
Problems
660(1)
Judging Parenthood: What Makes Parents Unfit?
660(1)
Fineman, The Illusion of Equality: The Rhetoric and Reality of Divorce Reform
661(1)
Sexual Activity
661(1)
Taylor v. Taylor
661(4)
Notes and Questions
665(4)
Race
669(1)
Palmore v. Sidoti
669(2)
Notes and Questions
671(1)
Problems
672(1)
Religion
672(1)
Shelley v. Westbrooke
673(1)
In re Marriage of Hadeen
673(3)
Notes and Questions
676(3)
Wizner & Berkman, Being a Lawyer for a Child Too Young to Be a Client: A Clinical Study
679(1)
Problems
680(1)
Spouse Abuse
681(1)
Opinion of the Justices to the Senate
681(3)
Notes and Questions
684(2)
Problems
686(1)
Unfriendly Co-parenting
687(1)
Renaud v. Renaud
687(3)
Notes and Questions
690(4)
Carbone, From Partners to Parents: The Second Revolution in Family Law
694(1)
Visitation and Its Enforcement
695(20)
Morgan v. Foretich
695(2)
Notes and Questions
697(3)
Burgess v. Burgess
700(6)
Notes and Questions
706(5)
Problems
711(1)
Bersani v. Bersani
711(3)
Notes and Questions
714(1)
Problems
715(1)
Modification of Custody and Visitation Orders
715(10)
State ex rel. Johnson v. Bail
715(4)
Notes and Questions
719(3)
Problems
722(3)
Family Contracts
725(44)
Introduction: Status and Contract Revisited
725(3)
Premarital Agreements
728(26)
Sanders v. Sanders
728(4)
Notes and Questions
732(1)
Simeone v. Simeone
732(6)
Notes and Questions
738(3)
Brod, Premartial Agreements and Gender Justice
741(1)
Weisbrod, Practical Polyphony: Theories of the State and Feminist Jurisprudence
742(1)
Bix, Bargaining in the Shadow of Love: The Enforcement of Premarital Agreements and How We Think About Marriage
742(3)
Uniform Premarital Agreements Act
745(1)
Notes and Questions
746(3)
Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution
749(1)
Younger, A Minnesota Comparative Family Law Symposium: Antenuptial Agreements
750(1)
Notes and Questions
751(1)
Problems
752(2)
Separation Agreements
754(15)
The Permissible Scope of the Agreement
754(1)
Sharp, Fairness Standards and Separation Agreements: A Word of Caution on Contractual Freedom
754(1)
Uniform Marriage and Divorce Act §306
755(1)
ALI Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution §7.09
756(1)
Mnookin & Kornhauser, Bargaining in the Shadow of the Law: The Case of Divorce
756(1)
Notes and Questions
757(1)
Post-Decree Attacks on Agreements and Decrees Based on Them
758(1)
Hresko v. Hresko
758(3)
Notes and Questions
761(1)
Problems
761(1)
Modification of Agreements
762(1)
In re Estate of Hereford
762(4)
Notes and Questions
766(1)
Problem
767(2)
Jurisdiction
769(70)
Introduction
769(1)
Divorce Jurisdiction
770(8)
Sherrer v. Sherrer
774(2)
Notes and Questions
776(2)
Problems
778(1)
Divisible Divorce
778(4)
Vanderbilt v. Vanderbilt
779(1)
Notes and Questions
780(1)
Note: Property Division---Jurisdiction and Full Faith and Credit
781(1)
Problems
781(1)
Jurisdiction and Full Faith and Credit for Support Duties
782(19)
Long-Arm Jurisdiction in Support Cases
783(1)
Kulko v. Superior Court
783(3)
Notes and Questions
786(1)
Problems
787(1)
Interstate Modification and Enforcement of Support
787(2)
Philipp v. Stahl
789(7)
Notes and Questions
796(3)
Problems
799(1)
Note: International Support Enforcement
799(2)
Child Custody Jurisdiction
801(30)
Initial Jurisdiction
803(1)
In re McCoy
803(4)
Notes and Questions
807(2)
Interstate Enforcement and Modification Jurisdiction
809(1)
In re Forlenza
810(4)
Notes and Questions
814(4)
Note: Domestic Violence Cases and the UCCJEA
818(1)
Problems
819(1)
Adoption Jurisdiction
820(2)
International Enforcement of Custodial Rights
822(1)
Friedrich v. Friedrich
822(4)
Notes and Questions
826(5)
Federal Court Jurisdiction over Domestic Relations
831(8)
Ankenbrandt v. Richards
831(3)
Resnik, ``Naturally'' Without Gender: Women, Jurisdiction, and the Federal Courts
834(2)
Notes and Questions
836(3)
III CHILDREN, PARENTS, AND THE STATE
Determining Legal Parenthood: Marriage, Biology, and Function
839(104)
Introduction
839(28)
The Constitutional Rights of Parents
841(1)
Troxel v. Granville
841(7)
Notes and Questions
848(2)
Problems
850(1)
The Relationship Between Parenthood and Marriage
850(1)
Blackstone, Commentaries on the Laws of England
850(2)
Michael H. v. Gerald D.
852(9)
Notes and Questions
861(3)
Children's Emotional Needs
864(1)
Bartlett, Rethinking Parenthood as an Exclusive Status: The Need for Legal Alternatives When the Premise of the Nuclear Family Has Failed
864(2)
The Possibility of Multiple Parenthood
866(1)
Problems
866(1)
Unmarried Fathers
867(44)
Child Support, Inheritance, and Public Benefits
868(1)
Matter of L. Pamela P. v. Frank S.
869(1)
Notes and Questions
870(1)
Carbone, From Partners to Parents: The Second Revolution in Family Law
871(1)
Problems
871(1)
Bennemon v. Sullivan
872(3)
Notes and Questions
875(2)
Problems
877(1)
Unmarried Fathers' Custodial Rights
877(1)
Lehr v. Robertson
878(7)
Notes and Questions
885(3)
Problems
888(1)
Adoption of Michael H.
888(9)
Notes and Questions
897(1)
Problems
898(1)
Establishing Paternity
899(1)
Plemel v. Walter
900(7)
Notes and Questions
907(3)
Problems
910(1)
Legal Recognition of Functional Families
911(32)
Stepparenthood
911(1)
Chambers, Stepparents, Biologic Parents, and the Law's Perceptions of ``Family'' After Divorce
911(3)
M. H. B. v. H. T. B.
914(4)
Notes and Questions
918(3)
Problem
921(1)
In re Nelson
921(4)
Notes and Questions
925(2)
Problems
927(1)
Second-Parent Adoption?
927(1)
Sharon S. v. Superior Court
927(13)
Notes and Questions
940(1)
Problem
941(2)
Adoption and Alternative Reproductive Technologies
943(68)
Adoption
943(38)
Sokoloff, Antecedents of American Adoption
943(3)
Terminating the First Parent-Child Relationship
946(1)
In re Petition of S. O.
947(4)
Notes and Questions
951(1)
Note: Parental Consent to Adoption
952(1)
Note: Grounds for Dispensing with Parental Consent
953(1)
Note: Open Adoption and Open Records
953(3)
Problems
956(1)
Establishing the New Parent-Child Relationship---Independent vs. Agency Adoption and Adoption of Special-Needs Children
957(4)
Child Placement, Race, and Religion
961(1)
Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians v. Holyfield
962(7)
Notes and Questions
969(3)
Note: Transracial Placement
972(2)
Perry, Transracial and International Adoption: Mothers, Hierarchy, Race and Feminist Legal Theory
974(2)
Bartholet, International Adoption: Propriety, Prospects and Pragmatics
976(2)
Notes and Questions
978(1)
Note: Religious Matching
979(1)
Problem
980(1)
Alternative Reproductive Technologies
981(30)
Artificial Insemination and In ``Vitro Fertilization
981(1)
Uniform Parentage Act (2002)
981(1)
Notes and Questions
982(1)
Problems
983(1)
Surrogate Motherhood
984(1)
Johnson v. Calvert
984(11)
Notes and Questions
995(2)
Problems
997(1)
J.F. v. D.B.
997(11)
Notes and Questions
1008(3)
Table of Cases 1011(10)
Index 1021

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