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Autor:
Zoe Scott Rathus
Publikováno v:
Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law. 42:5-17
This paper presents insights into the history and current deployment of the concept of parental alienation in the Australian family law system. It begins in 1989, when an article on parental aliena...
Publikováno v:
Victims & Offenders. 14:408-440
The ways in which postseparation parenting disputes are managed has undergone significant change in Australia since the Family Law Act (Cth) was first enacted in 1975. The best interests of childre...
Autor:
Zoe Scott Rathus
Publikováno v:
Federal Law Review. 46:85-111
This article reports on a study which investigated the perceptions of professionals in the family law system about how social science research is used in that system in Australia. The results shed light on the daily practices of actors in the system
Autor:
Zoe Scott Rathus
Publikováno v:
Family Court Review. 52:69-89
This article explores the somewhat ambiguous relationship between family law decision making and social science research in contemporary Australian family law. It follows the history of social scientists and social science research in the current fam
Autor:
Zoe Scott Rathus
Publikováno v:
Griffith Law Review. 19:438-471
This article argues that the new family laws in Australia have created a tension between the good pre-separation mother citizen and the good post-separation mother citizen. With the emphasis on shared parenting, post-separation mothers must now sacri
Autor:
Zoe Scott Rathus
Publikováno v:
Australian Feminist Law Journal. 28:175-194
1.0 INTRODUCTION Just over a month after the Australia 2020 Summit an extraordinary 'first' was reported in the Australian media. Two Australian women, Cheryl and Nikki Bart, became the first mother and daughter team to scale the summit of Mt Everest
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Zoe Scott Rathus
Publikováno v:
Journal of Social Inclusion. 2
Autor:
Zoe Scott Rathus
Publikováno v:
QUT Law Review. 10
This article argues that the introduction of a presumption that equal shared parental responsibility is in the best interests of children into the Family Law Act in 2006 has contributed to inappropriate, and even damaging, post-separation parenting a
Publikováno v:
QUT Law Review. 15
On 30 March 1999 the Attorney-General released a discussion paper entitled 'Family Law and Property - Options for Reform'. It proposed two options for significantly changing matrimonial property law - a starting point for dividing the property 50:50