Journal of Law and Family Studies Volume 09

Table of Contents: Social Science and Legal Policy: The Case of Heterosexual Cohabitation; The Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act -- Promoting the Unauthorized Practice of Law; Will Legislation to Encourage Premarital Education Strengthen Marriage and Reduce Divorce?; Transforming Marriage: The Transformation of Intimacy and the Democratizing Potential of Love; Who Decides? The Abortion Rights of Teens: A Defense of the Bellotti Decision; Bridging the Gap: The Utah Legislature's Attempts to Make Health Insurance a Feasible Option for Employers and Employees of Small Businesses in Utah; Birthright Citizenship: Should the Right Continue?; Sex, Lies and Spyware: Balancing the Right to Privacy Against the Right to Know in the Marital Relationship; After Andrea: Increased Recognition of Postpartum Depression and the Implications for Child Custody Disputes; Concerns at the Margins of Supervised Access to Child; Multiple Parents / Multiple Fathers; Promoting Cooperative Parenting: Programs and Prospects; Involving Nonresident Fathers in Dependency Cases: New Efforts, New Problems, New Solutions; Why Just Two?: Disaggregating Traditional Parental Rights and Responsibilities to Recognize Multiple Parents; State ex rel. B.R.: A Guide to Properly Considering Rehabilitation Evidence in Parental Rights Termination Proceedings; What About the Child?: The Implications of the Failed Adoption of Anthony; M.A.C. v. Williams: Utah's Disabled Citizens Challenge Frustrating Waiting Lists for Home and Community-Based Services; Rhetoric v. Reality: An Analysis of Utah's Marital Restriction on Adoption and Foster Placement; Unlimited Potential or Uncertain Future: Series LLCs and Intra-Family Wealth Transfers; Walking the Mine Field: The Moral Issues of International Adoption; Crime Without Punishment: How the Legal System is Failing Child Victims of Intra-Familial Abuse; Say "Pleas": Juveniles' Competence to Enter Plea Agreements