Abstract
Book reviewed in this article: Michigan's new child custody law is examined in terms of its meaning and its application by the courts, and the general relationship of laws, courts and behavioral scientists to the resolution of custody disputes is explored. The authors urge development of innovative programs that will maximize chances of properly assessing the “best interests of the child.” An existing program involving judges, lawyers, and behavioral scientists is described.
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