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Started Nov 15 2012, 18:46

 Nov 15 2012, 18:46
This course examines the role of law in the context of modern relationships and family life. This includes issues such as living together, marriage, divorce and the law relating to children, and related issues of tax, family property and inheritance. You will consider the law relating to unmarried and married couples, same sex relationships and extended families (including older relatives) through a series of case studies based on real-life situations.
ID#12397894

Nov 16 2012, 04:19
Opening remarks - Professor Alan Hayes and Associate Professor Lawrie Moloney
A case study from Vietnam - Mr Le Do Ngoc
Hearing children's wishes: Practice of the Singapore Family Court in divorce proceedings - Ms Hoo Sheau Peng
Child sensitive practices in family law disputes: Are we finally beginning to get it right? - Associate Professor Lawrie Moloney

Nov 16 2012, 04:20
(guest):
This course examines the role of law in the context of modern relationships and family life. This includes issues such as living together, marriage, divorce and the law relating to children, and related issues of tax, family property and inheritance. You will consider the law relating to unmarried and married couples, same sex relationships and extended families (including older relatives) through a series of case studies based on real-life situations.
ID#12397894

Nov 16 2012, 04:20
(guest):
Opening remarks - Professor Alan Hayes and Associate Professor Lawrie Moloney
A case study from Vietnam - Mr Le Do Ngoc
Hearing children's wishes: Practice of the Singapore Family Court in divorce proceedings - Ms Hoo Sheau Peng
Child sensitive practices in family law disputes: Are we finally beginning to get it right? - Associate Professor Lawrie Moloney


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