Family law information by Parenting category

Do you have a question about any aspect of Family law?

Ask a question

it is free

Search for a family lawyer

OR

ACT QLD NSW VIC SA WA

Search for family law topic news or info

Appeal against parenting order allowing international relocation

The judge accepted evidence of family violence and was correct in not applying the presumption of equal shared parental responsibility. The father’s appeal dismissed.

Read full article
Attending a contravention Hearing

Before the court decided whether a contravention order is necessary, it will hold a hearing. This article explains what happens at that hearing.

Read full article
Breach of parenting orders

Once a parenting order is issued by a court all parties concerned are bound by the order to comply. However, there are instances when there is a breach of a parenting order that is under Division 13A of Part VII of the Family Law Act or a parenting order that does not affect children.

Read full article
Custody and visitation

Your child custody and visitation schedule is important to you and to your child. Since 2006 the Family Law Amendment, or Shared Responsibility Act 2006 sets out the requirements for complying with federal laws regarding custody and child visitation.

Read full article
Determining the parenting arrangements of children

living patenting arrangement agreement between the parents can be reached informally or by the making of a parenting order, by consent through the local court, family court or federal circuit court.

Read full article
No requirement to mediate when Domestic violence occured

Parties are not required to undergo a Family Dispute Resolution in a Family Dispute involving Domestic Violence before they can go to Court.

Read full article
Order for supervised time with a child

When supervised visits are ordered by the court, it is often a temporary situation, as the parent is given the opportunity to earn the right to unsupervised visits.

Read full article
Parenting Plans History

The advent of the Family Law Act 1975 has made it possible for parents to enter into an agreement concerning their parental powers and responsibilities.

Read full article
Process of making a parenting arrangement

Parenting arrangement disputes may be heard by Registrar, Family Consultant and/or Judge Disputes involving parenting arrangements may require attending events managed by the Registrar, Family Consultant and/or Judge.

Read full article
Responding to an Application for a Contravention Order

If the other parent of your child claims that you violated a parenting order and applies for a contravention order, the consequences can be serious.

Read full article
Section 65C Who may apply for a parenting order

Section 65C Family law Act, A parenting order in relation to a child may be applied for by:either or both of the child's parents,the child(ba)a grandparent of the child, or any other person concerned with the care, welfare or development of the child.

Read full article
Sex-related Accusations and Parenting Matters

The courts basically decide with the presumption that it is in the best interest of the child for the parents to have equal shared parental responsibility in parenting proceedings.

Read full article
The types of FDR certificates that can be issued

Family dispute resolution (FDR) is required by the Family Law Act to be undergone by separating couples to try to settle their dispute before going to court.

Read full article
Varying a parenting order

When you apply for a contravention order, the court must decide what kind of order to enter if it decides to grant your application.

Read full article
When your child refuses to visit your ex

The court can make orders regarding your children until they turn eighteen.Unless you believe that it is dangerous to you or your children you have to comply with the orders of the court.

Read full article

Family Law Topics

Related Articles

How to recognize co-dependency in a relationship

Grandparents' Rights to Spend Time with Children

What is a Child Responsive Program for?

Domestic violence speak up for your rights

Glossary

Grandparents

Welfare of the children

Applying to the Federal Circuit Court

Aussiedivorce.com.au Pty Ltd (Aussie Divorce) © 2005 - 2016 all rights reserved

Alan Weiss