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46 Fam. Ct. Rev. 1 (2008)

handle is hein.journals/fmlcr46 and id is 1 raw text is: INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS INTERESTED IN THE FAMILY COURT REVIEW I. INVITATION TO AUTHORS Family Court Review (FCR) invites articles concerned with all aspects of family law, family courts, and the resolution of family disputes. Articles are welcomed on topics such as divorce and separation; child custody; child abuse and neglect; domestic violence; adoption; termination of parental rights; juvenile delinquency; status offenses; unified family courts; problem-solving family courts; any other aspect of family court organization; professional ethics and standards of practice of lawyers, judges, mental health professionals, lawyers for parents and children, and mediators involved in family dispute resolution; therapeutic justice; domestic violence among family members; gender issues in family law; court- affiliated family education programs; conciliation; mediation; alternative dispute resolution; expert evaluation; arbitration; juvenile dependency; guardianships; probate conservator- ships; elder abuse; and collaborative law, as are articles about strengthening and preservation of family life. International perspectives on these topics are strongly encouraged. FCR is an interdisciplinary journal and invites contributions from the fields of law, court adminis- tration, mental health, medicine, the behavioral and social sciences, dispute resolution, education, public policy, and other disciplines concerned with the welfare of children and families. II. JOURNAL DESCRIPTION FCR is the quarterly research and academic journal of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC), edited by faculty and students of the Hofstra University Law School under the auspices of its Center for Children, Families and the Law and published by Wiley-Blackwell. AFCC is an interdisciplinary association of over 3,000 judges, academics, researchers, counselors, evaluators, mediators, attorneys, and others concerned with the constructive resolution of family conflict. AFCC members receive FCR issues four times a year as a benefit of their membership. FCR's Editor-in-Chief is Professor Andrew Schepard, who is the Director of the Center for Children, Families and the Law. FCR's Associate Editor, Professor Janet Johnston, is based at San Jose University in California and provides guidance on social science and interdisciplinary aspects of FCR's articles. The 50-member Editorial Board of FCR is composed of professors, researchers, lawyers, judges, psychologists, mediators, and court professionals who are experienced in issues that impact families in the legal process. It provides ongoing advice to the editors and performs essential tasks such as completing peer reviews of submitted articles and developing issues on important themes. FAMILY COURT REVIEW, Vol. 46 No. 1, January 2008 1-5 c 2008 Association of Family and Conciliation Courts

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