About the Book
The upcoming edited volume titled “Family Law Made Simple: A Practical Guide for Students and Citizens” aims to simplify and demystify key aspects of family law. Family law governs some of the most personal dimensions of human life, including marriage, divorce, maintenance, custody, and succession. This book seeks to bridge the gap between legal theory and practical understanding by offering clear, accessible, and analytically sound discussions on contemporary family law issues.
About the Call for Chapters
The Updated Law Society, in collaboration with Jayasree Publications, invites submissions from students, academicians, researchers, and legal professionals for this edited volume. The objective is to create a resource that is both academically rigorous and practically relevant.
Theme
Family Law: Simplifying Legal Complexities for Practical Understanding
Sub-themes
- Marriage and Divorce Laws
- Maintenance and Alimony
- Child Custody and Guardianship
- Domestic Violence Laws
- Live-in Relationships and Evolving Jurisprudence
- Personal Laws (Hindu, Muslim, Christian, etc.)
- Uniform Civil Code Debates
- Rights of Women and Children
- Family Courts and Procedural Aspects
- Contemporary Developments and Landmark Judgments
Who Can Submit?
Submissions are invited from law students, academicians, legal researchers, practitioners, and professionals interested in family law and related areas.
How to Submit?
Interested candidates can submit entries via the link given at the end of the post.
Submission Categories
Book Chapters (Original and Unpublished Work)
Submission Guidelines
- Word Limit: 1200–1500 words (excluding abstract and references)
- Abstract: 150–200 words
- Co-authorship is permitted
- Citation Style: Uniform and consistent (preferably Bluebook/ILI style)
- Submissions must be original and unpublished
- Author details (Name, designation, affiliation, email) must be provided in a separate document
Processing Charges
(Kindly refer to the official brochure for detailed information regarding applicable charges and certificates.)
General Instructions
Contributors are encouraged to adopt a clear, engaging, and analytical writing style. The aim is to make family law more accessible to a wider audience while maintaining academic integrity and quality.
Contact
All communication must be addressed to: editorial@wisdomj.in
Click here to Submit.
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