Dealing predominantly with issues related to divorce and custody, this conference proceedings contains 20 papers or summaries; they are: (1) "Choices, Challenges, Changes" (Constance Ahrons); (2) "The History of the Joint Custody Movement" (Karen DeCrow); (3) "Children Held Hostage: Dealing with Programmed and Brainwashed Children" (Stanley Clawar and Brynne Rivlin); (4) "The Factor That Best Predicts How Much Financial Child Support Will Be Paid Is How Much the Parent Who Owes It Feels That S/He Shares Control Over the Child's Upbringing" (Sanford Braver); (5) "The Identification and Investigation of 'Doubtful' or 'False' Allegations" (Kathleen Sternberg, Irit Hershkowitz, and Michael Lamb); (6) "Classes on Parenting for Parents of Separation and Divorce" (Kathryn Gibson); (7)"The Primary Caretaker Theory: Backsliding to the 'Tender Years' Doctrine" (Ron Henry); (8) "Positive Approaches to Family Formation and Preservation" (Laurie Casey); (9) "How To Work with Legislatures" (Cindy Ewing); (10) "Families Apart: 10 Keys to Successful Co-Parenting" (Melinda Blau); (11) "Winning Strategies in Child Custody Litigation: Assisting Your Client To Navigate Past the Shoals of a Child Custody Evaluation" (Michael Oddenino); (12) "CRC Model Child Support Guideline" (Donald Bieniewicz); (13) "Court-ordered Mediation: Keys to Success" (Marie Hill and Evelyn Wallace); (14) "Working with the Media" (Eric Anderson and David Dinn); (15) "How To Work with Courts and Commissions" (Harvey Walden); (16) "International Policy Developments in Financial Child Support and Custody Law" (Kenneth Skilling); (17) "How To Communicate Productively with Your Former Spouse" (Kris Kline); (18) "Networked Parents: Using Electronic Networks for Information, Advocacy, and Moral Support" (Anna Keller); (19) "Parent Action: A National Association for Parents" (Bernice Weissbourd); and (20) "Aggression and Violence" (John Bauserman). (TJQ)