The Family Law Handbook, 4th edition, is a practical guide for people involved in or thinking about separation or divorce. Written in plain English, it explains the workings of the Australian system of family law and sets out the practical issues to be dealt with by a separating couple. The Family Law Handbook addresses not only how the family law system works, but all aspects of separation and the making of workable parenting, property and financial arrangements for a successful post-separation life, including: what to do immediately after separation ; how to negotiate with your former partner ; how family dispute resolution works ; making the best possible arrangements for children ; how to achieve a fair property settlement ; what happens at court and what each party, with or without a lawyer, should do. This book contains samples of parenting plan provisions, court orders, forms and affidavits that can be adapted for individual use, and a list of useful contacts and resources.

Part of the Black's Law Dictionary Series, "The Handbook of Family Law Terms" contains more than 4,000 key words and phrases, with more than 1,500 terms not yet included in Black's Law Dictionary. It includes accurate, brief and clear definitions with examples and a table of leading cases.

This is an up to date book that contains family law codes, cases and rules for every topic covered. It is very organized and easy to read. The detailed Table of Contents and extensive index makes researching family law topics a quick task. The numerous charts present information by topic, numerical codes and/or chronological cases in a format that is easy to see at first glance. The "In Briefs" at the beginning of every chapter summarize the material in that chapter in one page or less. Because of all of these features, this is the book to own for anyone interested in family law. And every family law firm is going to want this book in their library.

Treatise on the practice of Family Law in Oklahoma.