Clulow and Vincent(1987) describe the role of the Divorce Court Welfare Service as a ‘ no - man's land between the interests of parents and children, between the conflicting parents themselves, and ultimately between the interests of the State and the individual; the meshing of private complaint and public response’.
Clulow and Vincent(1987) describe the role of the Divorce Court Welfare Service as a ‘ a land that no one want to buy between the interests of parents and children, between the conflicting parents themselves, and ultimately between the interests of the State and the individual; the meshing of private complaint and public response’.