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Lexis Nexis Washington Family Law Deskbook
This three-volume deskbook offers comprehensive treatment of every aspect of a family law case, from retainer agreements to the finality of decrees, with practice tips from leading practitioners, judges, and court commissioners. The 2022 third edition reflects the multitude of changes that have occurred in family law, as authors closed the gap since the last update to this title in 2012 and updated the state of the law to late 2021, when chapters were finalized. Add this practice-tested and trusted resource to your reference library today.
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Washington State Bar Association
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The 2022 third edition reflects the multitude of changes that have occurred in family law, as authors closed the gap since the last update to this title in 2012 and updated the state of the law to late 2021, when chapters were finalized. New chapters have been added:
- Chapter 7 The Role of the Limited License Legal Technician
- Chapter 17 Family Practice in Tribal Court
- Chapter 19 Family Law Immigration Issues
- Chapter 26 Trial Preparation and Practice
And the scope of many chapters has been enlarged to keep pace with the evolving nature of family law practice. Just two examples:
- Chapter 6 (Enhancing Civility and Maintaining Privacy for Your Clients) has been expanded to cover ethical concerns arising from cloud-based storage, metadata, and the seemingly countless ways technology can make it “easy” for clients to eavesdrop on spouses, partners, and children.
- Chapter 60 (Adoption) has an entirely new section on assisted reproductive technology and surrogacy.
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