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1. Verfasser:	Herring, Jonathan 1968- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Harlow [u.a.] Pearson 2015
Ausgabe:	7. ed.
Schriftenreihe:	Longman law series
Schlagworte:	Familienrecht England Wales Großbritannien
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Beschreibung:	LXX, 842 S.

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adam_text	Contents Preface xxi Table of cases xxii Table of statutes lvi Table of statutory instruments lxvii Table of European and international legislation Ixix 1. Introduction 1. 2. Seeking a definition of the family 2 A. The person in the street s definition 3 B. A formalistic definition 3 C. Ä function-based definition 3 D. An idealised definition 4 E. A self-definition approach 4 F. Do we give up? 5 G. Discussion of how the law defines families 5 H. New families? 7 3. Should family life be encouraged? 13 A. Proposing new visions for families 15 4. Approaches to family law 16 A. What is family law? 16 B. How to examine family law 17 5. Current issues in family law 24 A. How the state interacts with families 24 B. Privatisation of family law 24 C. Autonomy 26 D. The decline in moral judgements 27 ÍL Sending messages through the law 28 I·. Legal aid and costs 29 G. Solicitors, barristers and family law 29 II. Non-legal responses to family problems 30 I, Rights and consequential ism 30 1, Rules or discretion 30 K. iviulticulturalisrn and religious diversity 3.1 6. ι he Human Rights Act 1998 and family law 34 7. Conclusion 35 F:urther reading 3b IX Contents 2 Family justice 37 1. Introduction 37 2. The Family Justice Review and reform of legal aid 37 3. Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 39 A. The exceptional categories 39 B. Domestic violence 39 С Children at risk 42 D. Exceptional funding 42 E. The justification for the cuts 43 4. The impact of the legal aid cuts 44 A. Human rights 45 B. Litigants in person 46 C. Expert witnesses 48 5. Mediation 48 A. Introduction 48 B. What is mediation? 50 С The role of the mediator 50 D. The benefits of mediation 52 E. The disadvantages of mediation 55 F. The false dichotomy of mediation and litigation 59 G. Collaborative family law 60 6. Arbitration 61 7. Religious tribunals 63 8. Conclusion 65 Further reading 65 , ci¥ii ptiiil iiershïp wnů cohabitation ö / 1. Introduction 67 2. Statistics on marriage 69 3. What is marriage? 70 A. The meaning of marriage 70 B. The legal definition of marriage 72 C. Why do people marry? 73 4. Marriage as a status or contract 74 5. The presumption of marriage 76 6. Non-marriages, void marriages and voidable marriages 77 A. The difference between divorce and nullity 77 B. The difference between a void marriage and non- marriage 77 С The difference between a void and a voidable marriage 80 D. The grounds on which a marriage is void 80 E. The grounds on which a marriage is voidable 8b F. Bars to relief in voidable marriages 92 G. Effects of a decree of nullity 94 II. Reform of nullity 95 I. Forced marriages 95 7. Equal marriage 99 A. The debates over equal marriage 99 B. Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2014 101 x Contents 8. Marriage and the definition of sex 103 A. Transexual people 103 B. intersex people 105 9. Civil partnerships 106 A. Who can enter a civil partnership? 106 B. How do you form a civil partnership? 108 C. Annulling a civil partnership 108 D. The end of the civil partnership 109 E. The effect of a civil partnership 109 I- . The differences between civil partnership and marriage 110 10. Unmarried cohabiting couples 111 11. Comparisons between che legai position of spouses or civil partners and unmarried couples 113 A. l orma lilies at. the beginning and end of a relationship 113 B. Financial support. 113 C. Children 114 I.). Inheritance and succession lib E. Criminal law lib Г- . Contract 1 16 Ü. fort 116 H. Evidence 11/ I. Matrimonial property 11/ J. Marital confidences 11/ K. Taxation and benefits 118 L. Citizenship 118 M. Statutory succession to tenancies 118 N. Domestic violence 118 O. Fatal Accident Act 1976 118 P. The doctrine of unity 119 Q. Consortium 119 12. Engagements 119 13. Should the law treat cohabitation and marriage or civil partnership in the same way? 120 A. Does the state benefit from cohabitation to the same extent as from marriage or civil partnership? 121 B. Choice 125 C. Discrimination 126 ). Should marriage bc; discouraged? 12/ ľ. Protection 128 1.4, ľhe Law Commission s proposed reforms 1.28 IB, What if the state were to abolish legal maniate? 128 1.6, Conclusion 131 Eurthcr reading 132 1. Statistics on divorce 134 2. Causes of divorce 1.35 3. What should be the aims of divorce law? 136 Contents A. Supporting the institution of marriage 137 B. Saving marriages 137 C. Limiting emotional harm 138 D. Promoting on-going relationships 138 E. Avoiding expense 138 F. Protection from violence 139 G. Dealing with emotional issues 139 4. The present law on divorce: Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 139 A. The background to the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 139 B. The current law: the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 140 5. Problems with the present law 148 A. It is confusing and misleading 148 B. It is discriminatory and unjust 148 C. It distorts the parties bargaining positions 149 D. It provokes unnecessary hostility and bitterness 149 E. It does nothing to save the marriage 149 F. It can make things worse for the children 150 6. Reforming the divorce law: the failure of the Family Law Act 1996 150 A. A timetable for divorce procedures under the Family Law Act 1996 150 B. The information meeting 151 C. Encouragement of reconciliation 152 D. The length of the process 153 E. Counselling and mediation 153 F. Divorce order to be granted only once the financial orders and arrangements for children are made 153 G. Protecting children s interests during divorce 154 H. Quickie divorce 154 I. Idealisation of divorce 155 7. Reforming the divorce law: the Family Justice Review 155 8. Some general issues on divorce 156 A. Individualisation of divorce 156 B. No-fault versus fault-based divorce 157 C. Length of time for the divorce process 161 D. Reconciliation and divorce 161 E. The Human Rights Act 1998 and divorce 161 F. Religion and divorce 162 G. Children and divorce 162 9. Separation orders 163 10. Death and marriage 163 1.1. Dissolving a civil partnership 164 12. Conclusion 164 Further reading 165 1. Introduction 166 2. The reality of family finances 167 3. The ownership of family property: general theory 168 4. The ownership of personal property 170 xii Contents A. Jointly used bank accounts B. Housekeeping and maintenance allowance С Gifts from one partner to the other D. Gifts to partners from third parties E. Improvements to personal property F. Express declarations of trust G. Criticisms of the present law 5. Maintenance during marriage A. Unmarried cohabitants B. Married couples 6. Ownership of real property: the family home A. Legal ownership B. Equitable ownership С Improvements to the home I). Criticism of the present law F.. Reform of the law 7. Rights to occupy the home A. Contractual licences B, Home rights 8. The sale of a family home: enforcing trusts 9. Conclusion Further reading 170 171 172 172 172 172 172 173 173 173 175 175 175 186 187 189 192 192 193 194 1.95 195 1. Introduction 2. Child support: theoretical issues A. Does the obligation to support children fall on the state or on the parents? B. Are the parents obligations independent or joint? C. Biological or social parents? D. What level should the support be? E. Paternity fraud F. The lone-parent crisis G. Child support and parental support H. Should child support be a private issue? 3. Financial support of children A, Financial support of children living with both parents hi. The Child Maintenance and Other Payments Act 2008 C, ľhe new scheme I). The Children Act 1989 and child aupport 4. Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 and children A. Powers of the court on divorce or dissolution Li. Child of the family С Applications by children D. Factors to be taken into account 5. Theoretical issues concerning financial support on divorce or áh A. The economic realities of divorce B. Why should there be any redistribution? solution 197 198 198 200 200 202 203 203 204 204 205 205 205 207 209 21.3 213 213 214 214 214 216 216 XIII Contents C. The case for the abolition of maintenance 223 D. Certainty or discretion? 224 E. The importance of discovery 225 6. Orders that the court can make 227 A. Income orders 227 B. Property orders 228 C. Clean break orders 228 D. Interim orders 232 7. Statutory factors to be taken into account when making orders 233 A. The welfare of children 234 B. Financial resources 235 С The needs, obligations and responsibilities of the parties 237 D. The standard of living enjoyed by the family before the breakdown of the marriage 239 E. The age of each party to the marriage and the duration of the marriage 239 F. Any physical or mental disability of either of the parties to the marriage 240 G. Contributions to the welfare of the family 241 H. Conduct. 241 I. Loss of benefits 243 8. Interpretation of the statute by the courts 244 A. The principle of meeting needs 244 B. The principle of equality 244 C. The principle of compensation 254 D. The principle of autonomy 256 E. The role of the principles 256 F. A discussion of the case law 257 9. Particular issues relating to redistribution of property on divorce 258 A. The poor 258 B. Pensions 259 С Housing 263 D. Pre-marriage or prénuptial contracts 266 E. Periodic payments 272 .10. Consent orders 274 A. The status of agreement before a court order has been made 274 11. Enforcement of financial orders 275 A. Avoiding enforcement problems 275 B, Enforcement of periodical payments 275 С Enforcement of lump sum orders and property adjustment orders 275 D, Defeating claims: Matrimonial Causes Act. 1973, section 37 276 12. Variation of, appeals against, and setting aside court orders 276 A. Variation 277 B, Setting aside a consent order 280 С Appeal 281 13. Transfer of tenancies 283 A. Who can apply? 283 B. Which tenancies can be transferred? 283 C. Orders that can be made 283 D. Factors to be taken into account 283 xiv Contents 14. Reform of the law on financial support for spouses 284 15. Conclusion 288 Further reading 289 Domestic violence 1. Introductory issues 291 A. Terminology and definitions 291 B. Domestic violence and gender 295 C. The incidence of domestic violence 296 D. Causes of domestic violence 298 E. The development of the iaw on domestic violence 299 2. Injunctions and orders under the Family Law Act 1996 299 A. The non-molestation order 300 B, Occupation orders 305 0. fix pane non-molestation and occupation orders under the Family Law Act 1996 321 D. Undertakings 322 E. The reduction in the use of civil remediéis 323 3. Injunctions under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 and tort 323 4. Protection under the inherent jurisdiction 32b 5. The Children Act 1989 and domestic violence 326 6. Domestic violence and housing law 326 A. The definition of homeless 327 B. Priority need 32.8 C. Unintentionally homeless 329 7. Domestic violence and the criminal law 329 A. The substantive law 329 B. A new offence? 331 С The criminal law in practice 331 D. Reforming the criminal procedure 334 8. Children abusing their parents 336 9. Why the law finds domestic violence difficult 337 A. The traditional image of the family 337 B. Privacy 337 C. Difficulties of proof 338 D. Occupation or protection 339 P.. Victim autonomy 339 F. Integrated approaches 340 G. The law is not appropriate 341. 10. Conclusion 341 Further reading 342 1, Introduction 344 2, Psychological, sociological and biological notions or parenthood 345 A. Child psychologists 345 li. Sociologists 346 C, Biological perceptions 346 xv Contents 3. The different meanings of being a parent in law 346 4. Who is the child s mother? 348 5. Who is the child s father? 350 A. Legal presumptions of paternity 351 B. Birth registration 352 C. Rebutting legal presumptions of paternity 354 D. Fathers and assisted reproduction 355 E. DIY assisted reproduction 357 F. An analysis of the allocation of parenthood in the HFE Acts 358 G. Parental orders: surrogacy 359 H, Adoption 362 6. Losing parenthood 362 7. Social parents 362 A. Guardianship 362 B. Foster parents 36b С Special guardians 366 D. Those who treat a child as a child of the family 367 E. Step-parents 368 F. Others caring for the child 369 8. Relatives 369 9. The Human Rights Act 1998 and the right to respect for family life 372 A. What is family life? 372 B. What is respect? 374 C. When can infringement be justified? 375 10. Who has parental responsibility? 375 A. Outline of the law 376 B. Consideration of the law in more detail 376 11. Who should get parental responsibility? 383 A. Unmarried fathers 383 12. Losing parental responsibility 389 13. Wider issues over parenthood 390 A. What is the basis for granting parenthood? 390 B. Is there a right to know one s genetic parentage? 395 С Is there a right to be a parent? 403 D. Illegitimacy 414 E. Same-sex couples and parenthood 415 14. Conclusion 419 Further reading 419 1. introduction 422 2. When does childhood begin? 423 3. When does childhood end? 423 4. The nature of childhood 424 5. Parents rights, responsibilities and discretion 426 A. Parental rights 426 13. Are parents rights and responsibilities linked? 427 С Why do parents have rights and responsibilities? 429 xvi Contents 6. Parental responsibility 432 A. What is parental responsibility? 433 B. Parental responsibility in practice 436 C. The rights of a parent without responsibility 437 D. The extent of parental responsibility 438 7. Sharing parental responsibility 438 A. Are all parental responsibilities equal? 441 B. Is the law in a sound state? 441 8. The welfare principle 444 A. What does welfare mean? 444 B, What does paramount mean? 445 С lhe nature of welfare 446 D. When does the welfare principle apply? 448 F. When does the welfare principle not apply? 448 F. What if the case involves two children -whose interests are paramount? 450 Gì, Conflict of interests between parents and children 45.1. 9. The Human Rights Act 1998 and children s welfare and rights 455 A. Balancing the rights of parents and children under the Convention 457 B. Is there any practical difference between the approaches of the Huropean Convention and the Children Act 1989? 459 10. Criticisms of the welfare principle 461 11. Alternatives to the welfare principle 463 12. Children s rights 464 A. Should children have all the rights adults have? 465 B, The argument against rights for children 470 С Extra rights for children 474 D. Children s rights for adults 474 E. Children s rights in practice 475 F. Is there a difference between a welfare-based approach and a rights-based approach? 476 13. Children and medical law 478 A. 16- and 17-year-olds 478 B. Under 16-yearolds 479 C. Comments on the law 488 14. Children s rights in other cases 489 15. Children in court 490 A. Children bringing proceedings in their own right 491 B. Representation 498 16. The Children s Commissioner 497 17. Corporei! punishment 499 18. Children s clutieu ЬОУ. 19. Conclusion 50Л Fla trier reading 504 1. Introduction 506 .¿. Negotiated settlements 507 he orders available to the court 507 XVII Contents A. Child arrangements order 508 B. Specific issue orders 510 С Prohibited steps order 511 D, Restrictions on the use of section 8 orders 511 E. Attaching conditions 513 4. Who can apply for section 8 orders? 515 A. Persons who can apply without leave 516 B. People who need the leave of the court 516 С How the court decides whether to grant leave 517 D. Restricting section 8 applications: section 91(14) 518 5. Children s welfare on divorce and relationship breakdown 520 6. How the court obtains information on the child s welfare 521 7. How the court decides what is in the welfare of the child: the statutory checklist 523 A. The various factors 523 8. Issues of controversy in applying the welfare principle 533 A. The use of presumptions 533 B. Shared residence 533 С Is there a presumption in favour of mothers? 535 D. The natural parent presumption 537 E. Is there a presumption that siblings should reside together? 539 F. Racial and cultural background 540 G. Religion 540 H. Employed parents 543 I. Sexual orientation of parents 544 J. Disabled parents 545 K. Names 545 L. Relocation 550 M. Internal relocation 556 N. When should there be contact between a child and parent? 557 9. Wardship and the inherent jurisdiction 588 10. Child abduction 589 11. Conclusion 591 Further reading 591 1. The problems of child protection 593 2. The Children Act 1989 and child protection 597 3. The Human Rights Act 1998 and child protection 598 4. Defining and explaining abuse 601 Л. Explanations for abuse 602 5. Protection of children by the criminal law 603 6. Procedural issues 604 7. Voluntary services provided by local authorities 605 A. Voluntary accommodation 605 B. Services for children in need 609 C. The family assistance order 613 8. Investigations by local authorities 613 XVIII Contents A. Section 47 investigations 614 B. Section 37 directions 615 С Child assessment orders 615 9. Compulsory orders: care orders and supervision orders 617 A. Who can apply? 617 B. Who can be taken into care? 618 С The effect of a care order 618 D. The effect and purpose of the supervision order 618 E. Care or supervision order? 618 F. Grounds for supervision and care orders 620 G. Care plans 637 H. interim care orders 637 [, Exclusion orders 641 10. Emergencies: police protection and emergency protection orders 642 A. Police protection 642 13. The emergency protection order 643 1:1.. Local authorities and section 8 orders 647 12. The problem of ousting the abuser 840 13. The child protection system under attain 6Ü0 14. Conclusion 651 Further reading 6b2 АаерЕішї airad! сЕивкУпчзоз ш cairn Gitâ 1. Introduction 653 2. Human Rights Act 1998 and children in care 655 3. The effect of a supervision order 657 4. The effects of a care order 658 A. Distinguishing a child in care and a child voluntarily accommodated 658 B. The legal effects of the care order 658 5. Questioning local authority decisions 667 A. Avoiding disputes 667 B. Procedures to challenge local authority decisions 668 6. The position of local authority foster carers 672 7. Duration of care and supervision orders 673 8. The balance of power between courts and local authorities 674 9. Secure accommodation orders 679 10, Adoption 680 A. The use of adoption today 680 B. Kncouraging adoption 683 C. Adoption and secret birth 683 D. Who can adopt? 68b ΙΞ. Who can be adopted? 686 К The adoption procedures 686 G. Placement for adoption 689 II. The making of an adoption order 691 I. The effect of an adoption order 701 J. Open adoption 702 K. Adoption by a parent 704 xix Contents L. Adoption by parent and step-parent 705 M. Adoption by relatives 706 N. Post-adoption support 706 0. Revocation of an adoption order 707 P. The breakdown of adoption 709 Q. Access to birth and adoption register 710 R. inter-country adoption 712 11. Special guardianship 712 12. Conclusion 718 Further reading 719 Lìrici oldvľ fJÜupk.: - ~:Л: 1. Introduction 720 2. Statistics on older people 721 A. Number of older people 721 B. Older people and their families 721 С Income 722 D. Age discrimination 723 3. Do children have an obligation to support their parents? 723 A. Moral obligations or legal obligations? 725 B. What obligations do people actually feel? 725 C. Integrating family and state care 726 D. Conclusion 726 4. Financial support for older people and their carers 727 5. Inter-generational justice 730 A. Health care and older people: health care rationing 730 6. Incapable older people 731 A. Do older people have rights? 731 B. When does an older person lose capacity in the eyes of the law? 731 C. Advance decisions 734 D. Lasting powers of attorney 735 E. Deputies 735 F. Court decision based on best interests 736 G. The best interests of the person 736 7. Succession and intestacy 739 A. Theory 739 B. The law in cases where there is a will 740 С Intestacy 741 D, The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 743 8. Elder abuse 749 A. Defining elder abuse 749 B. The law 750 С Issues concerning elder abuse 751 9. Conclusion 752 Further reading 753 Bibliography and further reading 754 Index 820 xx
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