Abstract
SynopsisThis paper explores the question of whether the values underlying the interpretation of ’the best interest of the child’ in the Family Law Act are class based. The intent of nineteenth century divorce legislation and the conflict between social policy in its custody jurisdiction as compared to an IVF conception are used to explore class issues in social policy research. The paper concludes with the question of how well has marriage and its class-related issues been conceptualised in family law in Australia.
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