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Are Parenting Orders Ever Really Final?
By Nicholas Coveney, Associate Separated parents often seek to finalise the care arrangements of their children by way of orders....
The Impact of Covid-19 on Child Related Supervision Agencies
By Grace Coombs, Lawyer The impact of Covid-19 has seen many services introduce provisions and alter usual practices, in order...
Determining care arrangements for children of separated parents
By Nicholas Coveney, Associate Paramount consideration - best interests of the child In deciding whether to make a particular parenting order in...
All I Want For Christmas Is … Not You – Your Festive Season Survival Guide
By Hayley Ellison, Senior Associate For separated families, the festive season is often a hard time because it changes an...
I’m a grandparent. I want to spend time with my grandchild. What can I do?
Grandparents often play a significant role in a child’s life. The Family Court recognises the importance of the relationship between...
Surrogacy family cleared of abandoning child in Thailand
The Family Court of Western Australia has ruled that the baby with Down syndrome at the centre of an international...
Court orders cancer treatment for boy after parents refuse treatment.
A six-year-old boy will be given chemotherapy for a malignant brain tumour after an order from the Western Australian Family...
SA Supreme Court rules parent is not a criminal for smacking his child
On Monday the 22nd of March, the South Australian Supreme Court ruled that a father's conviction for smacking his son,...
Is mediation for me? Mediation in custody/ parenting cases
Are you involved in a dispute about your children? You are not alone! The number of cases started in the...
A Child’s view in the Family Court
In a custody dispute, does the Court consider your child’s views? How are they presented to the Court? What is...
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