Introduction to Family Law
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| Rating | : | 4.67 (846 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1401814530 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 544 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-10-18 |
| Language | : | English |
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Students get a flavor for legal trends around the country since cases have been carefully chosen from a number of states. Students' interest is piqued and learning is maximized as they share in the drama, challenges and humor of a typical family law practice. Study aids such as chapter summaries, chapter reviews, Ethics Alerts, relevant Web sites, and key terms further promote understanding and retention. Instructors and students will find this fictional storyline approach to learning to be unique and effective. As Susan meets clients with a host of pressing family legal problems, she admirably fulfills her role as researcher, writer, interviewer, and motion and pleadings preparer. Students imagine themselves in the role of Susan, the main fictional character in this text who is a recent paralegal graduate working in her first law firm. Each chapter mingles Susan's fictional experiences with legal theory, pertinent case briefs, and practical exhibits. Introduction to Family Law cohesively blends legal theory and practical application in an engaging way that is new to the world of paralegal textbooks
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Chapter 13: Alternative Dispute Resolution. Chapter 3: Living Together. Chapter 5: Marriage. Chapter 4: Prenuptial Agreements. Chapter 7: Adoption. . Chapter 12: Domestic Violence. Chapter 1: Life on the Job. Chapter 11: Divorce and Tax: No Shelter for the Weary. Chapter 9: Child Custody. Chapter 10: Child Support. Chapter 8: Divorce and Separation. Chapter 6: Paternity. Chapter 2: Legal Research and Writing
. Nancy R. Gallo, J.D. A cum laude graduate of William Paterson University, the author attended Nova Southeastern University and was a recipient of a National Endowment for the Humanities funded grant for the study Paul Robeson, 20th Century Humanist and Lawyer. Professor Gallo is the author of the textbook, Introduction to Family Law (2004). is a frequent presenter at the American Association for Paralegal Education national and regional conferences and was a member of AAfPE's F