Handbook of Couple and Family Forensics: A Sourcebook for Mental Health and Legal Professionals

Review
"The trouble is that the range of legal issues that influence family life is broad and growing. To stay abreast of all that needs knowing, one would need to consult a host of attorneys just to find another host of attorneys who knew what they were talking about. A comprehensive forensics resource is needed, and this book fills the bill nicely. It belongs on the bookshelf of every MFT who is not also a practicing family law attorney with 50 years of experience!" (Gregory Brock, Ph.D. University of Kentucky -In the 10/01 Journal of Marital and Family Therapy)

Book Description
Many families turn to mental health professionals for advice and counseling on how to cope with the stresses of legal crises. The first and only book of its kind, this handbook provides mental health professionals with comprehensive coverage of the interface between the legal and family systems. Organized by developmental stages, the book covers a wide range of topics including pre-nuptial agreements, divorce, child custody, adoption, spousal abuse; gay, bisexual, and lesbian issues; family business succession, and euthanasia.

Book Info
Text/reference provides a guide to the diverse problems, pitfalls, and opportunities inherent in the interaction between family and couples therapists and the law. For couple and family practitioners and attorneys specializing in family law issues. Each chapter ends with a summary and recommendations.


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Kaslow, Florence W., PhD (Florida Couples and Family Institute)


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