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Decommission Alert<\/strong>
\r\nVolume 8, Issue 1 of the Family Law Review<\/em> (Fam L Rev) was the final issue to be published for this journal series. With the agreement of the General Editor, Richard Ingleby, this journal was decommissioned in December 2019.<\/p>\r\n

Any subscribers to the Fam L Rev who have not been contacted about their subscription, please talk to your Thomson Reuters Account Manager or our Customer Care team at care.ANZ@tr.com<\/a> to discuss the options available for the remainder of your subscription period.<\/p>\r\n

About the Journal<\/strong>
\r\nThis peer-reviewed journal takes an interdisciplinary approach to a broad range of family law issues, including: family dispute resolution; children and parenting matters; property settlement and financial arrangements; child support; de facto relationships; international family law; and family law practice and procedure.<\/p>\r\n

A dedicated forum for the discussion of contemporary family law issues, Family Law Review<\/a><\/em> (ISSN: 1837-8757) also monitors emerging developments in family law practice.<\/p>\r\n

The broad range of topics covered \u00e2\u20ac\u201c and the combination of analytical articles and practice-focused commentary \u00e2\u20ac\u201c provides guidance and insight for family law practitioners and academics alike.<\/p>\r\n

In addition to peer-reviewed, feature articles, Family Law Review provides topical and practice-focused commentary in dedicated sections, including: Professional Insights, Family Dispute Resolution, Child Support, Children and Parenting and more. The journal also provides summaries of significant recent Family Court decisions in the Recent Cases section.<\/p>\r\n

The journal is overseen by General Editor Dr Richard Ingleby, a leading family law practitioner with extensive academic experience.<\/p>\r\n

The General Editor is assisted by a specialist Editorial Board, consisting of members of the judiciary, experienced family law practitioners and academics, to provide extensive coverage of significant issues and developments in family law.<\/p>\r\n

General Editor<\/strong>
\r\nDr Richard Ingleby is a member of the Victorian Bar and an interstate member of the Western Australia Bar. He specialises in appellate matters and complex financial cases. Dr Ingleby is an Honorary Fellow of the Law Faculty at the University of Western Australia and has previously had academic or visiting appointments at: North China University; Deakin University; The University of Melbourne; Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Wolfson College, Oxford; Ohio State University; and Manchester University. He was National Examiner for the Family Law Specialisation Accreditation in 2011 and 2013.<\/p>\r\n

Editorial Board: Consulting Editors<\/strong>
\r\nThe Hon Jennifer Boland AM, Former Judge of the Appeal Division of the Family Court of Australia<\/em>
\r\nDr Rachel Carson, Australian Institute of Family Studies<\/em>
\r\nDr Anthony Dickey QC, Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Courts of Victoria and Western Australia<\/em>
\r\nJudge Alexandra Harland, Federal Circuit Court of Australia<\/em>
\r\nDr Fiona Kelly, La Trobe University<\/em>
\r\nJudge Geoffrey Monahan, Federal Circuit Court of Australia<\/em>
\r\nDr Adiva Sifris, Monash University<\/em>
\r\nDr Bruce Smyth, Australian National University<\/em><\/p>\r\n

Editorial Board: Contributing Editors<\/strong>
\r\nMr Simon Bacon, Manby and Scott, Melbourne<\/em>
\r\nDr Felicity Bell, University of Wollongong<\/em>
\r\nDr Bridget Cullen, Legal Member, Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal<\/em>
\r\nMs Linda Kochanski, Bond University<\/em>
\r\nMs Anne-Marie Rice, Rice Naughton McCarthy, Brisbane<\/em><\/p>\r\n

Casenote Writers<\/strong>
\r\nMr Dean Foley, Murdoch Lawyers, Brisbane<\/em>
\r\nMr Trevor McKenna, Worrall Lawyers, Tasmania<\/em>
\r\nDr Olivia Rundle, University of Tasmania<\/em><\/p>\r\n

Subscribe or Purchase<\/strong>
\r\nTo subscribe to this Journal or purchase individual articles, please visit our \u00e2\u20ac\u0153Subscribe or Purchase\u00e2\u20ac\u009d<\/a> page.<\/p>\r\n

Contents listing<\/strong>
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