Publicación: Violencia de género, custodia compartida y mediación familiar en España. Discursos profesionales.
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2020-06-22
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Los profesionales de los juzgados de familia entre ellos jueces y trabajadores sociales actúan en las familias con diferentes relaciones interpersonales conflictivas. Estos profesionales abordan la violencia de género, la custodia compartida y la mediación familiar en su práctica profesional diaria. Este artículo, basado en una investigación doctoral más amplia sobre el trabajo social judicial como ayuda en las crisis conyugales, analiza cualitativamente los discursos obtenidos en entrevistas realizadas a jueces y trabajadores sociales de los juzgados de familia de Madrid y Barcelona. Se reflejan las opiniones más citadas en la actuación pericial y judicial, realizando una prospección anónima para alcanzar la expresión libre de los profesionales. Los resultados ofrecidos indican que se debe continuar investigando los problemas que se presentan en los Tribunales de Familia, intentando no polarizar el pensamiento sobre temas que son importantes para la organización de las familias en crisis.
Judges and social workers developing their professional activity in the family courts, deal with several troubled relationships that appear in families, including the gender-based violence, the joint custody and family mediation. This article, based on a doctoral thesis about how judicial social work assist with the processes occurred in marital crises. It analyses qualitatively the discourses obtained in interviews with judges and social workers in the Family Courts of Madrid and Barcelona. The study reflects the Judges and social workers developing their professional activity in the family courts, deal with several troubled relationships that appear in families, including the gender-based violence, the joint custody and family mediation. This article, based on a doctoral thesis about how judicial social work assist with the processes occurred in marital crises. It analyses qualitatively the discourses obtained in interviews with judges and social workers in the Family Courts of Madrid and Barcelona. The study reflects the most cited opinions of professionals of expert and legal action by an anonymous research to achieve the free expression of professionals. The results offered indicate the need to continue investigating the issues addressed in Family Courts, rather than continuing to polarize thinking on issues that are significant for the organization of families in crisis.
Judges and social workers developing their professional activity in the family courts, deal with several troubled relationships that appear in families, including the gender-based violence, the joint custody and family mediation. This article, based on a doctoral thesis about how judicial social work assist with the processes occurred in marital crises. It analyses qualitatively the discourses obtained in interviews with judges and social workers in the Family Courts of Madrid and Barcelona. The study reflects the Judges and social workers developing their professional activity in the family courts, deal with several troubled relationships that appear in families, including the gender-based violence, the joint custody and family mediation. This article, based on a doctoral thesis about how judicial social work assist with the processes occurred in marital crises. It analyses qualitatively the discourses obtained in interviews with judges and social workers in the Family Courts of Madrid and Barcelona. The study reflects the most cited opinions of professionals of expert and legal action by an anonymous research to achieve the free expression of professionals. The results offered indicate the need to continue investigating the issues addressed in Family Courts, rather than continuing to polarize thinking on issues that are significant for the organization of families in crisis.
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Género, Violencia, Custodia, Familia, Juzgados, Gender-based, Violence, Custody, Family, Courts
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