Family Law – Problems and Solutions

Family Law – Problems and Solutions is a practical and analytical work that addresses the most common and complex issues arising in family law disputes, offering structured legal solutions based on real-world practice and procedural understanding.

Rather than discussing family law in abstract or purely academic terms, this book focuses on actual problems faced by individuals, lawyers, and courts, and explains how those problems are typically resolved through legal mechanisms, negotiations, and court processes.

The book examines key family law issues such as:

• Marriage and dissolution of marriage
• Divorce, separation, and settlement disputes
• Child custody, visitation, and guardianship conflicts
• Maintenance and financial support issues
• Family property and post-marital arrangements
• Procedural and practical challenges in family litigation

Each topic is presented by first identifying the legal problem, followed by a clear explanation of available remedies, procedural options, and practical solutions. This approach makes the book especially useful for readers who want to understand what to do next, not just what the law says.

Written in clear and professional legal English, the book is suitable for:

• Law students and legal researchers
• Practicing advocates and junior lawyers
• Legal consultants and paralegals
• Individuals seeking informed guidance on family law matters

Although family laws differ across jurisdictions, the problems discussed in this book are universal, and the solutions are framed in a way that is adaptable to common law systems worldwide, including the US, UK, EU jurisdictions, the Middle East, and South Asia.

This book serves as both a reference guide and a practical roadmap for understanding and effectively addressing family law disputes, making it a valuable resource for anyone dealing with or studying family law.