Protecting Children in Divorce: Lessons from Caroline Norton
By , February 8, 2012
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The author asserts that Caroline Norton, an Englishwoman who lobbied Parliament for child custody reforms, would be leading the movement away from litigation. After examining reforms such as collaborative practice and mediation, the author suggests that the most important systemic change is to redefine the public goal to optimize the possibilities that both parents can remain engaged in a relationship with the child.
