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Why aren't we judging our relationship property laws by how well they protect children? Champion of children's rights, much loved family law lecturer and family law reformer Professor Mark Henaghan gives us a master class on the laws that exist to protect children caught up in relationship property disputes, their effectiveness, and what we could be doing to improve outcomes for children.
More information about Mark
Watch the episode here.
Read the article here.
Interesting Reading:
Borrin Foundation / University of Otago research into the impact of relationship property divisions
Article from Law Foundation 2022, Adversarialism in the Family Court: ethics and practice, Dr Emily Henderson, Gemma Coutts and Professor Mark Henaghan
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
Article about Judge Blaikie
Taina Henderson - Henderson Reeves (hendersonreeveslawyers.co.nz)
Shelley Funnell - Henderson Reeves (hendersonreeveslawyers.co.nz)
By Henderson Reeves LawyersWhy aren't we judging our relationship property laws by how well they protect children? Champion of children's rights, much loved family law lecturer and family law reformer Professor Mark Henaghan gives us a master class on the laws that exist to protect children caught up in relationship property disputes, their effectiveness, and what we could be doing to improve outcomes for children.
More information about Mark
Watch the episode here.
Read the article here.
Interesting Reading:
Borrin Foundation / University of Otago research into the impact of relationship property divisions
Article from Law Foundation 2022, Adversarialism in the Family Court: ethics and practice, Dr Emily Henderson, Gemma Coutts and Professor Mark Henaghan
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
Article about Judge Blaikie
Taina Henderson - Henderson Reeves (hendersonreeveslawyers.co.nz)
Shelley Funnell - Henderson Reeves (hendersonreeveslawyers.co.nz)