Recently added articles from Canadian Journal of Family Law:

COURT-ORDERED ASSESSMENTS IN ONTARIO CHILD WELFARE CASES: REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REFORM

Jan 01, 2008; Bala, Nicholas; Leschied, Alan ... Court-ordered assessments by independent mental health professionals play an important role in the resolution of child welfare cases. There are, however, significant concerns about their use, including: the delay that may result from an assessment; a shortage of qualified assessors; and lack of ...

FRANCHIR LES LIMITES DE LA SALLE DE CLASSE : UNE EXPÉRIENCE DE DROIT COMPARÉ EN DROIT DE LA FAMILLE

Jan 01, 2008; Atwood, Barbara; Silveira, Graciela Jasa; LaViolette, Nicole; Oldham, Tom ... INTRODUCTION Des étudiants en droit du Mexique pourraient-ils discuter avec des étudiants en droit du Canada de la question du mariage des personnes de même sexe? Des étudiants en droit du Texas pourraient-ils discuter avec des étudiants en droit de l'Arizona de la question de ...

REGULATING THE QUEER FAMILY: THE ASSISTED HUMAN REPRODUCTION ACT

Jan 01, 2008; Cameron, Angela ... INTRODUCTION The recent Alberta Court of Appeal case in D.W.H. v. D.J.R.1 ("D.W.H.") marks the latest in a series of Canadian judicial decisions regulating the legal definition of family, and the rights of queer parents and sperm donors. While recent provincial jurisprudence and ...

Fathers' Rights Activism and Law Reform in Comparative Perspective

Jan 01, 2008; Mossman, Mary Jane ... Richard Collier & Sally Sheldon, eds., Fathers' Rights Activism and Law Reform in Comparative Perspective (Oxford and Portland: Hart Publishing, 2006). Mary Jane Mossman [I]t is clear that describing the rise of the [Fathers' Rights Movement] in terms of a 'backlash' to ...