The Law of Parents and Parenting – Fordham Law Review

The Law of Parents and Parenting

Chilling Parental Rights

By Meghan M. Boone

Fertility, Immigration, and Public Support for Parenting

By Eleanor Brown, Naomi Cahn, @fordhamlawreview.org & June Carbone

COVID-19 and the Perils of Free-Market Parenting: Why It Is Past Time for the United States to Install Government Supports for Families

By Maxine Eichner

The Enduring Importance of Parental Rights

By Clare Huntington & Elizabeth Scott

The Public/Private Distinction in Public Health: The Case of COVID-19

By Jason Jackson & Aziza Ahmed

Multi-Parent Families, Real and Imagined

By Courtney G. Joslin & Douglas NeJaime

Parenting While Black

Parental Social Capital and Educational Inequality

By Solangel Maldonado

From Empathy Gap to Reparations: An Analysis of Caregiving, Criminalization, and Family Empowerment

By Charisa Smith

Parentage Agreements Are Not Contracts

By Gregg Strauss

Domestic Violence as a Factor in Child Custody Determinations: Considering Coercive Control

By Lisa A. Tucker

Punishing Maternal Ambivalence

By Elizabeth Kukura

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