Shared Parenting Information Group (SPIG) UK

• Joint custodians' relative involvement in child care and interparental hostility as correlates of child adjustment after divorce; Lichtenstein, Israel, University of Cincinnati, (1990) Dissertation 207pps (abstract)
• Joint custody (leaflet); AFCC, Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, (1984)
• Joint custody and shared parenting: research and interventions; Pruett, Marsha Kline; Hoganbruen, Kathy, Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, [1998] 7 (2) p 273-294
• Joint custody and the preschool child; McKinnon, Rosemary; Wallerstein, Judith, in Folberg (ed) "Joint Custody and Shared Parenting" Guilford (1991), p 153-166
• Joint custody as an interpretation of the best interests of the child in critical and comparative perspective; Kurki-Suonio, Kirsty, International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family, (2000) 14 (3) p 183-205
• Joint Custody factpack; Cannon, David, FNF, (1988)
• Joint custody is not for everyone; Gardner, Richard A, in Folberg (ed) "Joint Custody and Shared Parenting" Guilford (1991), p 88-96
• Joint custody revisited; Richards, Martin P M, Fam Law, (1989) p 83-85
• Joint custody through mediation: a longitudinal assessment of children; Brotsky, Muriel; Steinman, Susan: Zemmelman, Steven, in Folberg (ed) "Joint Custody and Shared Parenting" Guilford (1991), p 167-176
• Joint custody, feminism, and the dependency dilemma; Bartlett, Katharine T; Stack, Carol B, in Folberg (ed) "Joint Custody and Shared Parenting" Guilford (1991), p 63-87
• Joint custody: a critical analysis and appraisal; Derdeyn, Andre, American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, (1984) 54 (2) p 199-209
• Joint custody: a family court judge's perspective; Hardcastle, Gerald, Family Law Quarterly, (1998) 32 (1) p 201-219
• Joint custody: a simplistic solution; Felner, Robert D; Terre, Lisa, CD-ROM, (1987)
• Joint custody: affirming that parents and families are forever; Elkin, Meyer, Social Work, (1987) p 18-24
• Joint custody: an idea whose time has come; Robinson, Holly L, Journal of Family Law, (1982-3) 21 p 641-685
• Joint custody: historical, legal and clinical perspectives with emphasis on the situation in Canada; Fidler, BJ et al, Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, (1989) 34 (6) p 561-568 abstract
• Joint custody: in the best interest of the family; Elkin, Meyer, in Folberg (ed) "Joint Custody and Shared Parenting" Guilford (1991), p 11-15
• Joint custody: research, theory and policy; Coller, David R, Family Process, (1988) 27 p 459 abstract
• Joint custody: the option of choice; Bender, William N, Journal of Divorce and Remarriage, (1994) 21 (3/4) p 115-131
• Joint custody; Miller, David J, Family Law Quarterly, (1979) XIII (3) p 345-413
• Joint parenting systems: the English experiment; Hoggett, Brenda, Journal of Child Law, (1994) 6 (1) p 8-11
• Joint physical custody: an exploration of successful coparenting arrangements; Underwood, Laura Jo, University of Toledo, (1990) Dissertation (abstract)
• Judicial alienation syndrome - failures to respond to post-separation violence; Humphreys, Catherine, Fam Law, (1999) p 313-316
• Judicial attitudes to contact and shared residence since the Children Act 1989; Weyland, Ines, Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law, (1995) 17 (4) p 445-459
• Just a pawn?; Thompson, A, Community Care, (1996) 7 p 18-19
• Leave to remove - analysis of authorities; Hickman, David C, Fam Law, [2000] p 275-276 (letter)
• Legal and educational interventions for families in residence and contact disputes; Kelly, Joan B, Australian Journal of Family Law, [2001] 15 (2) p 92-113
• Legal and psychological management of cases with an alienated child; Sullivan, Matthew J; Kelly, Joan B, Family Court Review, (2001) 39 (3) p 299-315
• Legal and psychotherapeutic approaches to the three types of parental alienation syndrome families: when psychiatry and the law join forces; Gardner, Richard, Court Review, (1991) Spring p 14-21
• Legal custody arrangements and children's economic welfare; Seltzer, Judith A, American Journal of Sociology, (1991) 96 (4) p 895-929
• Legal recognition of the parental alienation syndrome; Palmer, Nancy R, The American Journal of Family Therapy, (1988) 16 (4) p 361-363
• Life stories, doctrines, and decision making - three high courts confront the move-away dilemma; Shear, Leslie Ellen, Family and Conciliation Courts Review, (1996) 34 (4) p 439-458
• Life-span adjustment of children to their parents' divorce; Amato, Paul R, The Future of Children, (1994) 4 (1) p 144-164
• Litigants in person in contested cases in the family court; Hunter, Rosemary, Australian Journal of Family Law, (1998) 12 p 171-178
• Longitudinal studies of effects of divorce on children in Great Britain and the United States; Cherlin, Andrew J; Furstenberg, Frank F et al, Science, (1991) 252 p 1386-1389
• Long-term follow-up of a court-based intervention for divorcing parents; Kramer, Laurie; Kowal, Amanda, Family and Conciliation Courts Review, (1998) 36 (4) p 452-465
• Love in a cold climate - section 8 applications under the Children Act 1989; Pearce, Julia; Davis, Gwynn; Barron, Jacqueline, Fam Law, (1999) p 22-28
• Maintaining the connection: parenting as a non-custodial father; Wall, Jack C, Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal, (1992) 9 (5) p 441-456
• Making contact work; Wicherek, Ann Marie, Fam Law, [2003] p 350-353
• Making decisions about children after parental separation; Pryor, Jan; Seymour, Fred, Child and Family Law Quarterly, (1996) 8 (3) p 229-242
• Making the best use of outside experts in private law cases; Cantwell, Brian, Fam Law, [2002] p 540-547
• Management of visitation interference; Turkat, Ira Daniel, The Judges Journal, (1997) 36 p 17-47
• Mandatory visitation: in the best interest of the child; Pollack, Daniel; Mason, Susan, Family Court Review, [2004] 42 (1) p 74-84
• Marital breakdown and its consequences for children; Benians, Robin C, Medico-Legal Journal, (1977) 45 (1) p 19
• Mediating in child contact: a multidisciplinary approach; Cottingham, Una; Slade, Alan, Fam Law, [2000] p 933-935
• Mediation and Parental Alienation Syndrome: considerations for an intervention model; Vestal, Anita, Family and Conciliation Courts Review, (1999) 37 (4) p 487-503
• Mediation not litigation for contact disputes; Editorial (Newsline), Fam Law, [2005] p 270-273
• Medico-legal aspects of contact between children and their families of origin and others who have been important in their lives; Benians, Robin C, Med Sci Law, (1987) 27 (4) p 248
• Missing fathers; Teyber, Edward; Hoffman, Charles D, Psychology Today, (1987) p 36-39
• Money isn't everything. Fiscal policy and family policy in the Child Support Act; Clarke, Karen; Craig, Gary; Glendinning, Caroline, Social Policy and Administration, (1995) 29 (1) p 26
• Moving children out of the jurisdiction; Hickman, David C, Fam Law, [1999] p 123 (letter)
• Myth, reality, and father absence; Stevenson, Michael, Men's Studies Review, 8(1) p 3-8
• New Zealand's family court - reflections for the Family Law Act of England and Wales; Roberts, M, International Journal of Law Policy and the Family, (1997) 11 (2) p 246-269
• No more of the 'no order' principle; Phillimore, Sarah; Drane, Amanda, Fam Law, (1999) p 40-42
• Non resident fathers in Britain; Bradshaw, Jonathan; Stimson, Carol; Williams, Julie; Skinner, Christine, Social Policy Research Unit - University of York, (1997) 13 March
• Non-child support expenditures on children by nonresidential divorced fathers: results of a study; Fabricius, William V; Braver, Sanford L, Family Court Review, [2003] 41 (3) p 321-336
• Noncustodial fathers and their impact on the children of divorce; Lamb, Michael E, in Thompson, Ross A; Amato, Paul R (eds) "The post divorce family: children, parenting, and society"; Sage (1999), p 105-125
• Noncustodial fathers speak about their parental role; Dudley, James, Family and Conciliation Courts Review, (1996) 34 (3) p 410-426
• Nonresident fathers and children's well-being: a meta analysis; Amato, Paul R; Gilbreth, Joan G, Journal of Marriage and the Family, (1999) 61 (3) p 557-573
• Nonresident mothers' and fathers' social contact with children; Stewart, Susan D, Journal of Marriage and the Family, (1999) 61 p 894-907
• Nonresidential parent-child relationships following divorce and remarriage: a longitudinal perspective; Bray, James H; Berger, Sandra H, in Depner, Bray (eds) "Nonresidential Parenting: new vistas in family living" Sage (1993), p 156-181
• Nonresidential parenting: multidimensional approaches in research, policy and practice; Depner, Charlene E; Bray, James H, in Depner, Bray (eds) "Nonresidential Parenting: new vistas in family living" Sage (1993), p 182-201
• Notes of a discussion on the Children Act 1989 at UEA 3rd March 1994: Judge Hyam and District Judge Royall; Cannon, David, , (1994)
• Objects of concern? - children and divorce; Smart, Carol; Wade, Amanda; Neale, Bren, Child and Family Law Quarterly, (1999) 12 (4) p365-376
• On the trail of the welfare principle; Davis, Gwynn; Pearce, Julia, Fam Law, (1999) p 144-148
• Ongoing post-divorce conflict in families contesting custody: do joint custody and frequent access help?; Johnston, Janet R; Kline, Marsha; Tschann, Jeanne M, in Folberg (ed) "Joint Custody and Shared Parenting" Guilford (1991), p 177-184
• Ongoing post-divorce conflict: effects on children of joint custody and frequent access; Johnston, Janet R; Kline, Marsha; Tschann, Jeanne M, American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, (1989) 59 (4) p 576-592
• Opposing contact; Parker, Judith; Eaton, Deborah, Fam Law, (1994) p 636
• Out of sight but not out of mind: increasing options for access.; Stone, Nigel, Fam Law, (1988) p 216-219
• Out of the maze: pathways to the future for families experiencing separation; Dewar, John, Australian Journal of Family Law, [2001] 15 (3) p 191-214

Last updated - 5 July 2005