Family Law for the Paralegal: Concepts and Applications

by Mary E. Wilson

This contemporary text reflects the emerging trends in American family patterns. With a focus on skill-building, FAMILY LAW FOR THE PARALEGAL, 2/e is written so readers understand family law and also the role a paralegal plays in family law practice. Each chapter includes cases, exhibits, tips and end-of-chapter assignments that address cutting-edge issues in the field. This edition includes a revised chapter on cohabitation and premarital agreements, a revised chapter on marriage and emerging alternatives, an expanded chapter on parenthood, links to important cases and an innovative MyLegalStudiesLab online course.

Genres: Legal, School

624 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 2008

Reviews

[Sammi]

Not bad, I still cried during my midterm.

[Patrick Haga]

This wasn't a horrible text book, but it wasn't that great either. The paralegal practice tips were annoying and should have been incorporated into the regular material.

[Linda]

Lots of good information, but the written is redundant at times. Seems overly wordy for an academic writing.