01662nam a2200313Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030020001500071020001800086035002000104040001000124049000900134050002500143100003600168245009600204260006600300300002500366536007200391504005600463505035100519650006000870650005500930700004400985700004001029710005301069999001901122952020701141298083OCoLC20200226084048.0990813s1999    vau      bt   000 0 eng d  a0896561976  a9780896561977  a(OCoLC)42078583  aPUCPR  acicg  aKF 505 .5b.F53 19991 aFlango, Carol R.92241602Local10aHow are courts coordinating family cases?cCarol R. Flango, Victor E. Flango, H. Ted Rubin.  a[Williamsburg, Va.]bNational Center for State Courtscc1999.  aviii, 141 p.c23 cm.  aFunded by a grant from the State Justice InstitutecSJI-96-12 C-222  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [117]-124).0 aExecutive summary -- Coordinating family-related cases -- One family/one judge and its variations -- Court-centered coordination of family support services -- Coordination between courts and human services agencies -- Which coordination mechanisms work most effectively? -- Creating a family-focused court -- Epologue -- References -- Appendices. 0aDomestic relations courtszUnited States.2Local987911 0aCourt administrationzUnited States.9815362Local1 aFlango, Victor E.d1942-92241612Local1 aRubin, H. Tedd1926-92718372Local2 aNational Center for State Courts.91411622Local  c217123d217123  00102lc406KF_505_000000000000000__5__F53_1999708cil923550a7b7c1d2016-05-27eDonaciØn Tribunal Gen de Justiciai450150l0oKF 505 .5 .F53 1999p70000000886216r2016-05-27 00:00:00xr:298083y6