The Family and the Law: Problems for Decision in the Family Law ProcessLegal issues relating to judicial decisions concerning a child's future. Central to Dr. Goldstein's and his co-authors' thinking, was the idea ''that courts should choose the alternative that was the least detrimental to the interest of the child.'' |
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