JOURNAL OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND FAMILY LAW

Conditionality, discretion and TH Marshall’s ‘right to welfare’

Australian post-separation parenting on the smartphone: What’s ‘App-ening?

Comparing the access conditions for minimum income support in four EU member states for national, EU and non-EU citizens

Restrictions on legal aid in family law cases in England and Wales: creating a necessary barrier to public funding or simply increasing the burden on the family courts?

Therapeutic jurisprudence and mental health tribunals: changing patterns of demand and its impact

What is a good post-separation relationship? The perspectives of Australian parents

The benefit cap and infliction of poverty

Does an unregistered nikah wedding give rise to a valid marriage, a void marriage or a non-marriage?

Adversarialism in informal, collaborative, and ‘soft’ inquisitorial settings: lawyer roles in child welfare legal environments

Family caregivers and decision-making for older people with dementia

British conservatism and the legal regulation of intimate relationships

Fathers as carers in UK law and policy: dominant ideologies and lived experience

Editorial

Foundations for a ‘secret history’ of judicial review: a study of exclusion as bureaucratic routine

Intentional homelessness and affordability of accommodation

Taking the time to discriminate - R (on the application of Steinfeld and Keidan) v Secretary Of State For International Development [2018] UKSC 32

Taking equal protection beyond its proper scope? Why people with sincere religious beliefs can continue to discriminate

An appraisal of Ireland’s current legislative proposals for regulating domestic surrogacy arrangements

Matters of welfare and matters of law

Shared parental leave and the sexual family: the importance of encouraging men to care

Discrimination in death? Unmarried couples and bereavement benefits

The public tragedy of the Owens’ divorce

The impact of cuts in legal aid funding of private family law cases

Humanist weddings in Northern Ireland: a missed opportunity for reform?

Pre-nuptial agreements and principles: further clarification required

‘Working’ the international child protection case: a snapshot of local authorities’ experiences within an evolving legal context

Editorial

When is a ‘Mother’ not a ‘Mother?

Abortion in Northern Ireland: a missed opportunity to consider article 3?

Duties to care; Dementia, relationality and law

Assessing for bruises on the soul: identifying and evidencing childhood emotional abuse

Preserving lifelong anonymity orders into adulthood: new challenges for the courts in the age of social media

Defining the ‘legal’: two conceptions of legal consciousness and legal alienation in administrative justice research

What’s the point of parenthood? The agreed parenthood provisions under the HFE Act 2008 and inconsistency with intention

Community treatment orders and social factors: complex journeys in the mental health system

Willingness to innovate in family law solicitor practice in England and Wales: a qualitative study

Cohabitation, female sacrifice, and judge-made law

One lawyer acting for two clients: implications arising from an experimental practice model ‘Family Matters’

The challenge of public law law reform: reflections on a failed Law Commission project

What is the point of social security? Discriminatory and damaging effects of the two-child limit justified by the ‘lottery of birth’

When is support not support? PIP and the distinction between prompting and social support