Family Law

'This engaging and comprehensive family law textbook offers a critical, research-led exploration of family law. It encourages students to move beyond rules, examining their origins, effectiveness, and future direction. A thought-provoking and accessible new addition to the family law syllabus, in which the authors capture the evolving nature of families and inspire deeper curiosity about the law's purpose and its debates.' Rajnaara Akhtar, University of Warwick
'Family Law offers a clear, comprehensive, and incisive account of the law governing children and adult relationships in England and Wales. Accessible to a broad audience of students, the textbook is an ideal resource for navigating this ever-evolving, often complex, area of law and policy.' Peter Dunne, University of Bristol Law School
'An engaging and accessible textbook that really encourages students to develop a critical and analytical approach to family law. The authors' passion and expertise are evident in their nuanced discussion of contemporary academic debates in the field.' Philip Bremner, King's College London
'Family Law is an essential text for the next generation of family lawyers. The book's clear explanations and thought-provoking analysis of the legal framework governing family relationships make it invaluable for students encountering family law for the first time and those seeking to develop their own critical understanding of how the law operates.' Helen Rodway, University of Manchester
'This is a detailed textbook on English family law, which is written in a straightforward and understandable manner. This textbook will be of significant assistance to undergraduate students studying family law given the breadth and depth of its content. It is hugely welcome to have a new student textbook in this important and constantly developing area of law.' Alan Brown, University of Glasgow
'Comprehensive and up to date, this is a great core textbook for family law students. It is written in a clear and accessible way and is well balanced between black letter law and critical analysis. It offers a thorough and well-researched exploration of key topics in family law and includes perspectives and topics beyond the standard syllabus, including succession.' Dafni Lima, Durham Law School