Chapter 7 Further reading

Property and finances when non-formalized relationships end

Douglas, G., Pearce, J., and Woodward, H. (2009). ‘Money, Property, Cohabitation and Separation: patterns and intentions’, in J. Miles and R. Probert (eds.), Sharing Lives, Dividing Assets. Oxford: Hart Publishing.

Fox-O’Mahony, L. (2015). ‘The Politics of Lloyds Bank v Rosset’, in S. Douglas et al (eds), Landmark Cases in Property Law. Oxford: Hart Publishing.

Gardner, S. (2008). ‘Family property today’.Law Quarterly Review 124: 422.

Mee, J. (2011). ‘Burns v Burns: the villain of the piece?’ in S. Gilmore et al (eds), Landmark Cases in Family Law.

Deech.R. (1980b). ‘The Case Against the Legal Recognition of Cohabitation’. International and Comparative Law Quarterly. 29: 480.

Barlow, A. and Smithson, J. (2010).‘Legal assumptions, cohabitants’ talk and the rocky road to reform’.Child and Family Law Quarterly 22: 328.

Sverdrup, T. (2015).‘Family solidarity and the mind-set of private law’.Child and Family Law Quarterly 27: 237.

Glennon, L. (2010). ‘The limitations of equality discourses on the contours of intimate obligations’, in J Wallbank et al (eds), Rights, Gender and Family Law.