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Child and Youth Developmental Consi
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DEVELOPMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS Fortun
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How Divorce May Impact Development
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In-Chambers Interview DEVELOPMENTAL
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Chapter 5 Expert Help with Custody
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EXPERT HELP crafting the questions,
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EXPERT HELP psychiatrist may have g
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EXPERT HELP If the mother is depres
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EXPERT HELP child advocate also can
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EXPERT HELP interpreting the facts.
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Appendix 1 Sources and Useful Mater
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LISTING OF SOURCES AND OTHER USEFUL
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Diane Boyd Rauder. (2004). Court Im
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94(6): 951-957. Retrieved from http
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Peggy Cooper Davis. (1996). The Goo
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Mindy F. Mitnick, Ed,M., M.A. High
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John Bowlby. (1990). A Secure Base:
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J. Thomas Oldham (2001). Limitation
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Susan Mackie (1996). Comment, Proce
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National Interdisciplinary Colloqui
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Appendix 2 Useful Periodicals & Web
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Periodicals of the ABA Center on Ch
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Health and Development Administrati
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Appendix 3 Preliminary Parenting Pl
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Preliminary Parenting Plan The Nati
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Health insurance Medical treatment
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5. How will parents provide space,
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THE THREAD OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT Inf
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I do neat things like learn to ride
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Appendix 4 American Bar Association
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American Bar Association Section of
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as a lawyer, and is not a party. Th
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F. Pretrial Responsibilities Commen
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Commentary 6. Where appropriate, in
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IV. CHILD’S ATTORNEYS A. Ethics a
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Commentary Attorney and continue to
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Commentary Representing a child con
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Commentary Relevant files to review
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Commentary 1. Mandatory Appointment
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Commentary as well as to counsel. O
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determination of the overall reason
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are at greater risk of more harm, a
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abduction, and/or dispute of child
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how rarely courts seem outraged. Gi
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A. Children who grow up in a violen
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visitations. 170 Additionally, when
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murderous rampage. 185 Race and cla
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culturally competent, 306 and behav
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ail hearing, move, etc.), and up to
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Appendix 6 ABA Center on Children a
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ABA Center on Children and the Law
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Enhancing the Representation of Chi
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