Customary Law and its Downfalls in the Monolithic Family Law Jurisdiction in Australia: The experience of South Sudanese Families with Family Law in Australia
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Customary Law and its Downfalls in the Monolithic Family Law Jurisdiction in Australia: The experience of South Sudanese Families with Family Law in Australia

by Buol Juuk

Law Sociology Family Studies Australian Studies
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This focused study examines how South Sudanese families experience family law in Australia, with particular attention to the relationship between customary law and Australia’s monolithic family law jurisdiction. It considers the legal and cultural dimensions of navigating family matters within this system.

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This book examines customary law and its perceived downfalls within Australia’s monolithic family law jurisdiction.

It focuses on the experience of South Sudanese families engaging with family law in Australia.

The work considers the relationship between customary legal traditions and Australia’s family law system.

It offers a focused perspective on family law, cultural difference, and the challenges of navigating legal jurisdictions.

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