The Child, the Family, And the Court : a Study of the Administration of Justice in the Field of Domestic Relations : General Findings And Recommendations
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47, 48.
62 THE CHILD, THE FAMILY, AND THE COURT continuing jurisdiction that would permit modifications of orders from time to time as changed conditions might make such modifica- tions necessary or desirable.
It can be argued that such a subdivision of functions would only increase the confusion of jurisdictional alignment that already exists.
But if such a subdivision would result in a better handling of the cases, particularly with respect to the important question of custody of the children..., that should be sufficient reason for it. An apparent conflict in theory should not obstruct an actual accomplishment.
ADOPTION AND GUARDIANSHIP Adoption legislation is departing from the purely legal point of view — according to which adoption may be consummated by no- tarial act or the court is expected merely to sanction a relationship as a justice of the peace solemnizes a wedding— toward the con- ception of adoption as essentially a process in social case work.
Thus the newer laws provide for social investigation and for a trial period in the foster home before a decree is granted, the aim being to insure the welfare of the child and to avoid unnecessary severance of natural family ties.^ For the administration of these modern statutes facilities for social investigation are essential, and the judge should have a sound knowl- edge of the general principles of child-welfare work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
47, 48.
62 THE CHILD, THE FAMILY, AND THE COURT continuing jurisdiction that would permit modifications of orders from time to time as changed conditions might make such modifica- tions necessary or desirable.
It can be argued that such a subdivision of functions would only increase the confusion of jurisdictional alignment that already exists.
But if such a subdivision would result in a better handling of the cases, particularly with respect to the important question of custody of the children..., that should be sufficient reason for it. An apparent conflict in theory should not obstruct an actual accomplishment.
ADOPTION AND GUARDIANSHIP Adoption legislation is departing from the purely legal point of view — according to which adoption may be consummated by no- tarial act or the court is expected merely to sanction a relationship as a justice of the peace solemnizes a wedding— toward the con- ception of adoption as essentially a process in social case work.
Thus the newer laws provide for social investigation and for a trial period in the foster home before a decree is granted, the aim being to insure the welfare of the child and to avoid unnecessary severance of natural family ties.^ For the administration of these modern statutes facilities for social investigation are essential, and the judge should have a sound knowl- edge of the general principles of child-welfare work.
What to read after The Child, the Family, And the Court : a Study of the Administration of Justice in the Field of Domestic Relations : General Findings And Recommendations?
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