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Good News: Evidence that Families are Avoiding Court and Conflict in Divorce

Good News: Evidence that Families are Avoiding Court and Conflict in Divorce

by Di Simpson on 26/11/2019 with No Comments

Should I be concerned about having to go to Court to finalise parenting arrangements? There is significant misinformation in mainstream media about “the family law system” and what happens if people end up in court – especially with the backdrop … Read More

Family Law Family Law, Law, Legal Advice, Parenting Orders, Parenting Plan, parentingarrangements
How final are Parenting Orders?

How final are Parenting Orders?

by Management on 02/08/2019 with No Comments

By Sage Leslie One of the ways that separated parents may seek to determine the care of their children is through Parenting Orders. Parenting Orders are made by the Court, either by consent or after a contested hearing, and are … Read More

Family Law Parenting arrangements, Parenting Orders
Enjoy stress-free summer holidays after separation

Enjoy stress-free summer holidays after separation

by Management on 20/12/2018 with No Comments

With the summer holidays looming, parents are planning how they’ll keep the kids occupied and happy for the long weeks ahead. With many still having to work for much of the school holidays, it can be a challenge to coordinate … Read More

DDCS News, Family Law Family Law, Parenting Orders, Parenting Plan
Young People, Gillick Competence and Family Law

Young People, Gillick Competence and Family Law

by Management on 23/09/2013 with No Comments

It is notable that the Family Law Act makes no reference at all to “young people” (as is customary in legislation dealing with those who are between the ages of 12 and 18 years). It refers only to “children.” In … Read More

Care of Children, Family Law Children, Gillick Competence, Parental Separation, Parenting Orders, Young People
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