JFAL scope
This Journal concerns the rights and obligations of spouses, children, and other domestic relations. City, State, and federal laws can affect families in several ways. Many marriages end in the way of separation or divorce. When a couple decides to dissolve a marriage, one of the spouses will file a petition in the court for a divorce. This means that the court can legally end the marriage, divide marital assets between the spouses, grant custody of children to one or both spouses, and impose child and spousal support obligations, if applicable.
The Journal of Family & Adoption Law encircles the knowledge of Family laws and judgement . The Journal submissions of original, empirical, and theoretical papers as well as case studies and book reviews covers diverse areas of Taxation that are listed as follows:
- Divorce and Separation
- Child Custody
- Child Support, including contribution for the child's health, dental, optical, orthodontic and other health needs
- Visitation
- Alimony or spousal support
- Division of marital property, including the home and other real estate, retirement accounts, 401Ks, pensions, IRAs, stock options, State retirement, Military retirement
- Parent Relocation
- Adoption
- Contempt cases or cases to enforce prior court orders
- Multi-state disputes regarding children
- Separation Agreements
- Reconciliation Agreements
- Paternity and child-related disputes between unmarried persons
- Department of Social Services cases or investigations
- Annulment
- Name Change
- Grandparent Rights
- Restraining Orders
- Termination of Parental Rights
- Modification of prior Court Orders due to changes in circumstances
- International disputes regarding children
- Pre-nuptial or pre-marital agreements
