Do you know what your parental rights are? And what are the rights of your children?

What should the school do if your child is being bullied? How do you protect your child online? Can your child have medical treatment without your say-so? Is it against the law to smack your child?

If you've ever had questions about your rights as a parent and your children's rights, then A Parent's Guide to the Law can answer them all.

Bringing up a child is hard enough, without the extra burden of knowing all the legal rules and regulations that have an impact upon parenting.

This legal guide to your parental rights, and the rights of your child, will help all parents understand their parental rights and responsibilities, from expecting a first child to becoming a grandparent.

Author Jon Robins is an award-winning journalist who writes about legal rights and consumer issues for the national press.

In A Parent's Guide to the Law he draws on the advice of leading experts and organisations on a wide range of topical issues, including parental leave rights, parental responsibility rights and parental access rights.

This essential legal guide to Parental & Child Rights is in Question & Answer format, full of practical help on your legal rights, free of jargon and legalese, and with a directory of contacts at the end of each chapter.

This legal guide to your parents' rights includes more than 200 answers to parents' most frequently-asked legal questions, including: