Legal Recognition of Non-Conjugal Families: New Frontiers in Family Law in the US, Canada and Europe

Preface\nAcknowledgements\nContents\nTable of Cases\nTable of Legislation\nPART I:  NEW FAMILIES AND LAW-MAKERS\n	1. New Families\n		1. What is the \'New\' Family?\n		2. Methodology\n	2. Recognition Models\n		Introduction\n		1. Discarded Remedy\n		2. Potential Remedies\n		Conclusion: A Better Model?\nPART II: NON-CONJUGAL FAMILIES BEFORE THE COURTS\n	3. The United States\n		Introduction\n		1. The Changed Landscape of Family Structures and Family Law in the US\n		2. Venue\n		3. Remedy\n		4. Legal Arguments in Constitutional Litigation\n		5. Legal Arguments in Family Law Litigation\n		Conclusion\n	4. Canada\n		Introduction\n		1. The Changed Landscape of Family Structures and Family Law in Canada\n		2. Venue\n		3. Remedy\n		4. Legal Arguments in Constitutional Litigation\n		5. Legal Arguments in Human Rights Litigation\n		Conclusion\n	5. The European Convention on Human Rights\n		Introduction\n		1. The Changed Landscape of Family Structures and Family Law in Europe\n		2. Venue\n		3. Remedy\n		4. Legal Arguments before the ECtHR\n		Conclusion\n	6. The European Union\n		1. The EU and Family Law: A Complex Relationship\n		2. Remedy\n		3. The Relevant Jurisprudence of the Court of Justice\n		Concluding Remarks\nConclusion\nReferences\nIndex