Upper Level·T14 #14·Washington, District of Columbia

Family Law at Georgetown Law

Family Law covers the legal rules governing marriage, divorce, child custody, child support, adoption, and domestic relations. The course examines both state statutory frameworks and constitutional protections for family autonomy.

Key Topics in Family Law

Marriage requirements and restrictions

Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements

Divorce grounds and procedures

Property division (equitable distribution vs. community property)

Alimony and spousal support

Child custody and visitation

Best interest of the child standard

Child support calculation

Adoption and termination of parental rights

Domestic violence and protective orders

Key Questions in Family Law

How should marital property be divided?

What factors determine the best interest of the child?

Is this prenuptial agreement enforceable?

What is the appropriate level of spousal support?

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