Ontario family justice in "lockdown": Early pandemic cases and professional experience [0.03%]
疫情下的 Ontario 家事诉讼：“禁足”时期案件与律师视角
Claire Houston,Rachel Birnbaum,Nicholas Bala et al.
Claire Houston et al.
The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly affected families and children involved in Ontario's family justice system as well as family justice professionals in the province. In a span of two years, Ontario's family justice system has been fundam...
Pandemic restrictions in Ethiopia: Impact on family law cases in Amhara regional state courts [0.03%]
埃塞俄比亚疫情期间的防疫限制对阿姆哈拉州家庭法案件的影响
Asnakech Getnet
Asnakech Getnet
This article discusses the impact of pandemic restrictions on the family court system in Ethiopia. As lack of technological infrastructure made shifting to online services impossible, court services remained in-person. Public health measure...
Remote family dispute resolution services for COVID and post-COVID times: Client and practitioner perspectives [0.03%]
新冠肺炎及后疫情时代远程家庭纠纷调解服务：当事人和从业者视角
Genevieve Heard,Andrew Bickerdike,Sandra Opoku
Genevieve Heard
In 2020, residents in the state of Victoria, Australia endured months of government restrictions aimed at curbing multiple outbreaks of COVID-19. Family Dispute Resolution (FDR) services continued to assist separating couples to sort out th...
Online Virtual Supervised Visitation During the COVID-19 Pandemic: One State's Experience [0.03%]
新冠疫情期间的线上虚拟探视监护访视：一州的经验
Karen Oehme,Kelly S O&#x;Rourke,Lyndi Bradley
Karen Oehme
This paper describes how supervised visitation programs in Florida rapidly transitioned from in-person supervised visits to virtual, online visits during the COVID-19 pandemic to protect the health of families and staff. Structured telephon...
MAINTAINING THE LEGAL STATUS OF PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES AS PARENTS: THE ADA AND THE CRPD [0.03%]
《智力障碍人士的法定父母身份》
Leslie Francis
Leslie Francis
People with intellectual disabilities face proceedings to terminate their parental rights with disturbing regularity, with protecting the interests of offspring the primary justification. Although protecting children from harm is surely cri...
A Crisis for a System in Crisis: Forecasting from the Short- and Long-Term Impacts of COVID-19 on the Child Welfare System [0.03%]
动荡时期的危机：预测新冠疫情对儿童福利系统的短期及长期影响
Kristen Pisani-Jacques
Kristen Pisani-Jacques
The COVID-19 pandemic has thrust the world into a crisis - and the child welfare system is particularly susceptible to its effects. This pandemic has exacerbated some of the most problematic aspects of the system, and its impacts will rever...
COVID-19 in Australia: Impacts on Separated Families, Family Law Professionals, and Family Courts [0.03%]
澳大利亚的COVID-19对分开生活的家庭、家庭法从业人员和家庭法院的影响
Bruce M Smyth,Lawrence J Moloney,Jacqueline M Brady et al.
Bruce M Smyth et al.
Around the globe, many families are experiencing significant anxieties linked to COVID-19. These include health concerns and economic pressures, both of which are frequently taking place against a backdrop of various levels of social isolat...
SUFREN LOS NIÑOS : EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF UNAUTHORIZED IMMIGRATION STATUS ON CHILDREN'S WELL-BEING [0.03%]
儿童受害：探索非法移民身份对儿童福祉的影响
Jorge M Chavez,Anayeli Lopez,Christine M Englebrecht et al.
Jorge M Chavez et al.
The present study examines the effect of unauthorized immigration status on child well-being at a time of elevated immigration rates, economic decline, and unprecedented local lawmaking related to immigration. Immigrant families today are l...
Taking Stock of Parent Education in the Family Courts: Envisioning a Public Health Model [0.03%]
亲职教育的现状与发展公共卫生模式视野下的家庭法院亲职教育制度探究
Peter Salem,Irwin Sandler,Sharlene Wolchik
Peter Salem
The paper reviewed the development and current status of the parent education movement in the Family Courts. Parent education programs are now being implemented in courts throughout the United States and have a high level of public acceptan...
Corey Nichols-Hadeed,Catherine Cerulli,Kimberly Kaukeinen et al.
Corey Nichols-Hadeed et al.
Every day, judges are faced with decisions regarding intimate partner violence (IPV) victims' requests for protection orders, custody arrangements, and visitation schedules. To make informed decisions, judges must understand victims' risk f...