Vol. 38, Issue 1, 1986January 01, 1986 EDT
Child Custody Law: Custody Presumptions Favoring One Parent may Impair the Child’s Best Interest
Child Custody Law: Custody Presumptions Favoring One Parent may Impair the Child’s Best Interest
Ronald M. Emanuel,
Articles in Vol. 38, Issue 1, 1986
Vol. 38, Issue 1, 1986
- Securities Markets for Small Insurers: The Barrier of Federal Solicitations and Advertising ProhibitionStuart R. Cohn
- The Insider Trading Prohibition: A Legal and Economic EnigmaStephen Bainbridge
- The Admissibility of Expert Testimony on the Disclosure Analysis of Recorded ConversationsWilliam D. Wallace
- Shared Parental Responsibility and Residence Restrictions in FloridaPaul S. Quinn
- Contractual Forum Selection in Florida: Toward a New PolicyAmy Johnston
- Civil Procedure: Expansion of the Rule Against Stae Appeals in Juvenile Delinquency CasesTimothy Hadlock
- Child Custody Law: Custody Presumptions Favoring One Parent may Impair the Child's Best InterestRonald M. Emanuel
Ronald M. Emanuel, Child Custody Law: Custody Presumptions Favoring One Parent May Impair the Child’s Best Interest, 38 Fla. L. Rev. 187 (1986).