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[[JP Boyd on Family Law]] is still watched over by JP Boyd, but he is now far from alone in his efforts. He is joined by a stellar roster of experienced family lawyers and keen juniors committed to delivering in-depth, pragmatic family law information. Editors have been recruited by an advisory committee based on the need for complementing areas of interest and experience to tackle chapter topics. See the full list of editors on the [[JP Boyd on Family Law Contributors]] page. | [[JP Boyd on Family Law]] is still watched over by JP Boyd, but he is now far from alone in his efforts. He is joined by a stellar roster of experienced family lawyers and keen juniors committed to delivering in-depth, pragmatic family law information. Editors have been recruited by an advisory committee based on the need for complementing areas of interest and experience to tackle chapter topics. See the full list of editors on the [[JP Boyd on Family Law Contributors]] page. | ||
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There is immense public benefit in so many respected lawyers committing to ensure that JP Boyd’s original resource continues strong under the changes to the ''Family Law Act''. That it is in a format suitable for both digital consumption and print, is another gain. You might be reading this page on a laptop in a coffee shop, or you could be holding this book at a public library. Both digital and print formats are made possible by the technology that powers Clicklaw Wikibooks. | There is immense public benefit in so many respected lawyers committing to ensure that JP Boyd’s original resource continues strong under the changes to the ''Family Law Act''. That it is in a format suitable for both digital consumption and print, is another gain. You might be reading this page on a laptop in a coffee shop, or you could be holding this book at a public library. Both digital and print formats are made possible by the technology that powers Clicklaw Wikibooks, and one of the main rationales for creating a wikibook, was the chance to put real books on public library shelves, since so many people rely on their library for information of all kinds. | ||
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