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Liz Trinder

Professor | University of Exeter

Liz Trinder joined the Law School at Exeter in September 2009 as a new Professor of Socio-Legal Studies. Previously she was a Reader in Family Studies at Newcastle University and a Senior lecturer in Social Research at the University of East Anglia.

Her areas of interest are in family law and policy and (empirical) socio-legal research.

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Professor | University of Exeter

Liz Trinder joined the Law School at Exeter in September 2009 as a new Professor of Socio-Legal Studies. Previously she was a Reader in Family Studies at Newcastle University and a Senior lecturer in Social Research at the University of East Anglia.

Her areas of interest are in family law and policy and (empirical) socio-legal research.

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25 JUL 2016

Reforming family justice: is the only way Essex? Reforming family justice: is the only...
Austerity and LASPO have proved a major threat to access to justice. They also offer a unique opportunity to do things differently within the family justice system. This articles sketches some ideas...
25 JUL 2016
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2 DEC 2015

In anticipation of a temporary blip: Would a change in the divorce law increase the divorce rate? In anticipation of a temporary blip:...
The second reading of MP Richard Bacon’s No Fault Divorce Bill is expected on the 4th of December. Despite its name, it is not a hugely revolutionary Bill. It doesn’t propose to abolish divorce based...
2 DEC 2015
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27 DEC 2012

Mind the gap: parent education programmes and the family justice system [2012] CFLQ 428 Mind the gap: parent education...
Keywords: parenting disputes; conflict; PIP; contact; parent education programme; family justice A recent evaluation of the Separated Parent Information Programme (PIP), the first...
27 DEC 2012
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