Fall 2012 Course Schedule

Family Law (LAW-636-001)
Saez

Meets: 04:00 PM - 05:20 PM (TTH) - Room 503

Enrolled: 55 / Limit: 60

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Notices

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Description

An overview of the definitions of family, marriage, and divorce; the economic consequences of divorce; child placement; constitutional doctrine affecting the family; state intervention in the family; and the impact of gender on family law

Textbooks and Other Materials

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The text for this course is Modern Family Law: Cases and Materials (4th ed. 2010) by Weisberg and Appleton (Referred in syllabus as W&A). Complementary materials will be posted for some sessions in MyWCL

First Class Readings

1. W&A, xxxi – xxxii; 2. Jane Rutherford, Beyond Individual Privacy: A new Theory of Family Rights, 39 U. Fla. L. Rev. 627 1987, pp. 627-639 (before letter B “Fostering Divisiveness”); 652 (only VII. conclusions). This reading was emailed to students on Aug. 13.

Syllabus

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