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Published by Pearson (June 11, 2025) © 2025

Jonathan Herring
    Pearson eTextbook ( 5 years access )
    €43,99
    ISBN-13: 9781292747651

    Family Law ,12th edition

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    Understand the social issues impacting modern family law with this bestselling text

    Family Law, 9th Edition,by Jonathan Herring, is the best-selling textbook loved by students and lecturers alike. With a clear and logical structure, this book offers you exceptional coverage of the essential principles of family law. The text guides you through the theories, debates, and political and ethical dilemmas surrounding the subject, ensuring you have the knowledge required to critique existing law and evaluate reform options.

    The 9th edition has been fully updated with all significant legal developments in family law, including:

    • latest development in cases involving trans/gender questioning children
    • the issue of predatory marriage
    • the impact of the new divorce regime
    • the latest case law on domestic abuse in the family justice system
    • the latest judicial analysis of parenthood

    About the Author

    Jonathan Herring is Professor of Law at Exeter College, Oxford. 

    Pearson, the world's learning company

    Preface

    Table of cases

    Table of statutes

    Table of statutory instruments

    Table of European and International legislation

    1. What is family law?
    2. Family justice
    3. Marriage, civil partnership and cohabitation
    4. Divorce
    5. Family property
    6. Property on separation
    7. Domestic abuse
    8. Who is a parent?
    9. Parents' and children's rights
    10. Private disputes over children
    11. Child protection
    12. Families and older people

    Index

    Publisher's acknowledgements

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