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This article explores narrative ethics to enhance older adults’ voices in family law, suggesting intergenerational benefits.
This article explores how interdisciplinary family law professionals can use narrative ethics to elevate the voice of older adults and benefit multiple generations of family members. Narrative Ethics is the study of the way in which an individual tells us a story and the way in which we listen to that story. We offer a hypothetical older adult's story as we consider the application of narrative ethics to the story and discuss relevant professional ethical codes and standards for various professions. We then reflect on the practical application of narrative ethics and ethical obligations in our professional lives.
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