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A Minnesota Comparative Family Law Symposium
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Articles
Foreword
The Honorable Kathleen A. Blatz
Reforming the System to Protect Children in High Conflict Custody Cases
Linda D. Elrod
Moving Toward a First-Best World: Minnesota's Position on Multiethnic Adoptions
Margaret F. Brinig
Statutes Creating Rebuttable Presumptions Against Custody to Batterers: How Effective Are they?
Nancy K. D. Lemon
Minnesota's Alternatives to Primary Caretaker Placements: Too Much Ofa Good Thing?
The Honorable Gary L. Crippen
Sheila M. Stuhlman
Antenuptial Agreements
Judith T. Younger
Minnesota's Custody Relocation Doctrine: Is there a Need For Change?
Robert E. Oliphant
Race, Poverty, and Neglect
Andrea Charlow
Improving Child Support Guidelines in Minnesota: the "Shared Responsibility" Model For the Determination of Child Support
Jo Michelle Beld
The Elimination of Marital Fault in Awarding Spousal Support: The Minnesota Experience
Larry R. Spain
Forces Changing Family Law in Minnesota
Len Biernat
Mandatory Divorce Education Classes: What Do the Parents Say?
Solveig Erickson
Nancy Ver Steegh
Fifty Ways to Exploit Your Grandmother: The Status of Financial Abuse of the Elderly in Minnesota
Terrie Lewis
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