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C/L/691. Law struggles to cope with non-traditional family forms. Discuss
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The paper looks at the current problems faced by English family law arguing whether its existing provisions meet the legal and sociological requirements of modern families on the issues of divorce, nullity, dissolution of family relationships, cohabitation, and same sex partnerships. Reform of ‘traditional’ family law is suggested. The paper has no references.
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