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Recurrent care proceedings: Part 1: Progress in research and practice since the Family Justice Council 6th Annual Debate

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Recurrent care proceedings: Part 1: Progress in research and practice since the Family Justice Council 6th Annual Debate. / Shaw, Mike; Broadhurst, Karen; Harwin, Judith et al.
In: Family Law, Vol. 44, No. 9, 09.2014, p. 1284-1287.

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Harvard

Shaw, M, Broadhurst, K, Harwin, J, Alrouh, B, Kershaw, S & Mason, C 2014, 'Recurrent care proceedings: Part 1: Progress in research and practice since the Family Justice Council 6th Annual Debate', Family Law, vol. 44, no. 9, pp. 1284-1287.

APA

Shaw, M., Broadhurst, K., Harwin, J., Alrouh, B., Kershaw, S., & Mason, C. (2014). Recurrent care proceedings: Part 1: Progress in research and practice since the Family Justice Council 6th Annual Debate. Family Law, 44(9), 1284-1287.

Vancouver

Shaw M, Broadhurst K, Harwin J, Alrouh B, Kershaw S, Mason C. Recurrent care proceedings: Part 1: Progress in research and practice since the Family Justice Council 6th Annual Debate. Family Law. 2014 Sept;44(9):1284-1287.

Author

Shaw, Mike ; Broadhurst, Karen ; Harwin, Judith et al. / Recurrent care proceedings : Part 1: Progress in research and practice since the Family Justice Council 6th Annual Debate. In: Family Law. 2014 ; Vol. 44, No. 9. pp. 1284-1287.

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