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Children's Participation in Family Law Proceedings: A Step Too Far or a Step Too Small?

E. Kay M. Tisdall University of Edinburgh and Children in Scotland
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R. Bray Centre for Social Science Research, University of Cape Town
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K. Marshall Glasgow Centre for the Child & Society, University of Glasgow
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A. Cleland School of Law, Napier University
Pages 17-33 | Published online: 17 May 2010

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J. Marshall Beier. (2019) Implementing children’s right to be heard: Local attenuations of a global commitment. Journal of Human Rights 18:2, pages 215-229.
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Stephanie Holt. (2018) A voice or a choice? Children’s views on participating in decisions about post-separation contact with domestically abusive fathers. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 40:4, pages 459-476.
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Stephanie Holt. (2011) Domestic Abuse and Child Contact: Positioning Children in the Decision-making Process. Child Care in Practice 17:4, pages 327-346.
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Kath Orr, Annette Dickinson & Elizabeth Smythe. (2023) The lived experiences of children/young people in the Aotearoa‐New Zealand family court system. Family Court Review.
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Stephanie Holt. (2016) The voice of the child in family law: A discussion paper. Children and Youth Services Review 68, pages 139-145.
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Nicholas Bala, Rachel Birnbaum & Lorne Bertrand. (2013) Controversy about the Role of Children's Lawyers: Advocate or Best Interests Guardian? Comparing Practices in Two Canadian Jurisdictions with Different Policies for Lawyers. Family Court Review 51:4, pages 681-697.
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E. Hasson. (2013) Seen But Not Really Heard? Testamentary Guardianship and the Conceptualisation of Children in English Law and Practice. International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family 27:2, pages 216-241.
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R. Birnbaum, N. Bala & F. Cyr. (2011) Children's Experiences with Family Justice Professionals in Ontario and Ohio. International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family 25:3, pages 398-422.
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E. Kay, M. Tisdall & Malcolm Hill. (2010) Policy Change under Devolution: The Prism of Children's Policy. Social Policy and Society 10:1, pages 29-40.
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Alan Campbell. (2008) For Their Own Good. Childhood 15:1, pages 30-49.
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Branka Rešetar & Robert E. Emery. (2007) CHILDREN'S RIGHTS IN EUROPEAN LEGAL PROCEEDINGS: WHY ARE FAMILY PRACTICES SO DIFFERENT FROM LEGAL THEORIES?. Family Court Review 46:1, pages 65-77.
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Richard Moorhead, Mark Sefton & Lesley Scanlan. (2007) Just Satisfaction? What Drives Public and Participant Satisfaction with Courts and Tribunals - A Review of Recent Evidence. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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