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Family Law Prof Blog
U.S. Supreme Court Adoption Case
By Family Law
The Supreme Court is hearing an adoption case this term. Read about it here.MR
Family Law Prof Blog
Guest Post by Jennifer Smith–Family Law: Custody Battles Are Becoming Increasingly Difficult
By Family Law
There was a time in this country when family law was cutand dry. Custody cases were decided with children going to one parent or theother, with the one that lost…
Family Law Prof Blog
More on Russian Adoption Ban
By Family Law
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a controversial measure on Friday, December 28 banning the adoption of Russian children by U. S. families. This is a significant blow to those wishing…
Lancaster Law Blog
Adoption Tax Credit Survives Fiscal Cliff
There is good news for taxpayers who have recently adopted a child or are planning to adopt a child in the near future: the adoption tax credit, which I have…
Family Law Prof Blog
Ranch for Kids in Case
By Family Law
From greatfallstribune.com:The dispute between a ranch for troubled children adopted abroad and the Montana officials who want it either regulated or closed may come down to how a judge defines…
Family Law Prof Blog
Cambodia Lifts US Adoption Ban
By Family Law
From HispanicBusiness.com:Cambodia has decided to lift its 3-year-old ban on adoptions of children by U.S. citizens, the country's foreign ministry has announced. Secretary of State Long Visalo made the announcement…
Family Law Prof Blog
Internet Changing Adoption
By Family Law
For an interesting account of how the internet is changing adoption, Download Adoption1 and Download Adoption2.MRHat Tip: Naomi Cahn
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Pamela Cox on Marginalized Mothers and Reproductive Autonomy
Pamela Cox(University of Essex) has posted MarginalizedMothers, Reproductive Autonomy, and 'Repeat Losses to Care' on SSRN. Hereis the abstract: Over 70,000children are ‘looked after’ by local authorities in England and…
Family Law Prof Blog
Adoption in Nebraska
By Family Law
States all across America are celebrating November as Adoption Awareness Month. In Nebraska, children in foster care in the state waiting for a family are highlighted. Even though the process…
Family Law Prof Blog
PING: twitter.comURL: https://twitter.com/ServulousIP: 50.117.77.67BLOG NAME: twitter.comDATE: 01/25/2013 04:31:59 PMFamily Law Prof Blog: FCPA Issues in Hosting Foreign Adoption Officials
By Family Law
From the Wall Street Journal:The Department of Justice blessed a plan by 19 non-profit child-adoption agencies to bring foreign officials to the U.S., saying it wouldn’t violate a U.S. foreign…