Understanding how divorce, custody, and support have been defined by courts and history .
This book traces the origins and evolution of domestic relations law, showing how legal ideas, social change, and court decisions shape family life. This volume surveys the shift from informal separations to formal rules. It explains common grounds for divorce, the treatment of wife and child abandonment, annulment, and the emergence of dedicated court structures to handle family matters. Readers will see how custody and support are decided, and how courts balance the interests of spouses, children, and the state.
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Excerpt from Domestic Relations: One of the Series of Lectures Especially Prepared for the Blackstone Institute
Further objection was made to the act on the ground that it required the use of a very delicate and expensive blood test known as the Wasserman test. It was admitted that the requirement of this test would constitute an embargo on marriage, but it was decided that the language of the act was intended to refer to the tests recognized and used by the per sons who were to make them.
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