Survival of the family

Michael Clifford begins his article on the family law courts (June 23) by stating that the evolution of the family has added complications when relationships break down.

Survival of the family
Mon, 30 Jun, 2014 - 01:00
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Surely, he means the dissolution of the traditional family unit, not evolution, and all that implies for the well-being of society?

David Hickey

Castleowen

Blarney

Co Cork

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