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Family Law and Practice, second edition, prepares students to enter the workplace both knowledgeable in aspects of family law and equipped with a grasp of the procedural law requirements of family law practice, including the types of documents filed with courts and the tools used to facilitate the gathering of information needed to determine financial issues and custody and visitation dispositions. To prepare students to be effective from the first day on the job, a section on office procedures is included in each chapter and end-of-chapter exercises and applications have been expanded to build the conceptual and procedural skills needed to be effective in today's law office.

Grace A. Luppino  Graduated Quinnipiac College School of Law in 1990. She practiced in the areas of family law and child protection for 10 years.  Currently a paralegal instructor at Branford Hall Career Institute in Branford, Connecticut. Prior to becoming an attorney, she worked as a paralegal and received an A.S. in Paralegal Studies from Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut.  Worked as a victim advocate for battered women in the Connecticut courts.