Even Toddlers Need Fathers: A Critique of the Principle of 'maternal Deprivation' Used by Courts in the United Kingdom to Justify Contact Orders Between Children and Their Parents |
Contents
Lord Chancellors Department or Department | 28 |
Bonding | 42 |
Parental Leave | 49 |
Soccer Mums | 59 |
Allegations of Domestic Violence | 66 |
Secret Courts in Family Proceedings | 73 |
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Even Toddlers Need Fathers: A Critique of the Principle of 'maternal ... Kingsley Miller No preview available - 2006 |
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