A Judge’s Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction.....
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Introduction Child custody and visi
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Managing the Child Custody Case You
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MANAGING THE CHILD CUSTODY CASE The
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Representation for the Child in Cus
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DEVELOPMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS as Jea
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Developmental Considerations DEVELO
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Information Needed to Assess Parent
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How Divorce May Impact Development
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Parenting Considerations Informatio
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In-Chambers Interview Parenting Con
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Developmental Considerations How Di
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In-Chambers Interview DEVELOPMENTAL
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In-Chambers Interview DEVELOPMENTAL
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DEVELOPMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS adoles
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Parenting Considerations Chapter 4
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PARENTING CONSIDERATIONS the parent
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PARENTING CONSIDERATIONS attitudes,
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PARENTING CONSIDERATIONS who may or
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PARENTING CONSIDERATIONS You should
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PARENTING CONSIDERATIONS Judges usu
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PARENTING CONSIDERATIONS the distan
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PARENTING CONSIDERATIONS 11 Carol L
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EXPERT HELP Framing the Questions -
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EXPERT HELP Sometimes mental and be
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EXPERT HELP FAMILY AND FORENSIC FAC
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EXPERT HELP Second, there is an eth
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EXPERT HELP By far the most popular
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EXPERT HELP • Given the father’
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EXPERT HELP accompanying manual des
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Page 197 and 198: II. SCOPE AND DEFINITIONS A. Scope
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INTRODUCTION Domestic and family vi
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5. "Safety plan" means a written or
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Sec. 403. Presumption concerning re
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COMMENTARY Supervised visitation ce
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COMMENTARY Subsection 1 authorizes
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I. INTRODUCTION That children are a
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accountability if they have learned
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abuse induces some victims who migh
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when her batterer is removed from t
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framework offers negligible protect
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interference 73 are also popular to
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Changes in U.S. immigration laws an
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Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS)
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violence. 113 In their homes violen
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A. Men who batter their partners ar
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amendment to its custody code, whic
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A. Abuse victims and children often
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Professor Bernadine Dorn cites the
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domestic violence,” and removed t
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quite helpful if the battered mothe
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2. Talk with children alone. The in
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or alcohol on the day of the offens
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that victims in multiple violent re
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procedure to have payments made thr
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C. Children are further traumatized
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B. While domestic violence spans al
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1. “I lost control.” Some abuse
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Intake, 5.1 Evaluation (of batterer
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Services issues, court issues, legi
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2. John W. Fantuzzo & Wanda K. Mohr
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Project, and the Director and Advis
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From 2005 through 2008, the Project
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IV. Conclusion The important work o
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