State Benefits and Tax Credits

This section of the work (H Section) deals with social security aspects of the Family Law regime, with a particular focus on State support for the family in different contexts including separation and divorce, and children's support. It also addresses aspects like residence and migration-related restrictions on access to support, for example in the case of family reunification. residence, and settlement in the UK. More generally, the publication provides a commentary on law, policy, and new developments as it affects married and unmarried partners and their children, including the consequences of marriage breakdown, such as care of children, distribution of assets, and associated problems with taxation, and social security. Its coverage of the law relating to children includes substantial sections on, inter alia, adoption, children's hearings, child support, and the inter-action of the child support system and maintenance with social security sources of support. As a loose-leaf work with periodic additions to coverage enables facilitates an up-to-date, authoritative coverage of the law and practice of Family Law and Social Welfare Law by leading specialists. New issues and updates are published four times a year.