His main research and teaching interests lie in the legal regulations surrounding the lives of the family. In particular, his work explores the financial and distributional aspects of laws governing families and the intersection of family law with private law. Professor Aloni’s current research focuses on pluralistic theory and the way it can inform regulatory dilemmas concerning family law and other areas, such as the emerging market of the so-called sharing economy. Professor Aloni’s scholarship has been published in the UCLA Law Review, the Harvard Journal of Law and Gender, and the Washington Law Review, among others.