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How is family violence defined in the Family Law Act?

How is family violence defined in the Family Law Act? The term ‘family violence’ has been defined in different ways. To appreciate the context…
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Best Practice Principles for Use in Parenting Disputes when Family Violence or Abuse is alleged

Best Practice Principles for Use in Parenting Disputes when Family Violence or Abuse is alleged Introduction These Best Practice Principles are designed to provide…
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Overnight care patterns and the psycho-emotional development of infants and preschoolers

Study 2: Overnight care patterns and the psycho-emotional development of infants and preschoolers About Study 2 Study 2 draws on data collected as part…
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Patterns of parenting over four years post-mediation

Patterns of parenting over four years post-mediation – Key findings of Study 1 While it was not unusual for shared care to be the agreed…
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School-aged children in high conflict separation

Study 1: School-aged children in high conflict separation About Study 1 Study 1 drew on data originally collected in an intervention study that compared…
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Post-separation parenting arrangements

Post-separation parenting arrangements Patterns and developmental outcomes: Studies of two risk groups Jennifer McIntosh, Bruce Smyth, Margaret Kelaher, Yvonne Wells and Caroline Long ABSTRACT…
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Family dispute resolution

Family dispute resolution The law requires separating families who have a dispute about children to make a genuine effort to try to sort it out through…
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Contributions not weighed as heavily as sought by Wife

Contributions not weighed as heavily as sought by Wife The pool is in excess of $2 million. The difference between what the wife contends after…
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Summary dismissal of Father’s application for relationship and time

Summary dismissal of Father’s application for relationship and time Conclusion Even at a preliminary stage of these proceedings where the evidence is untested I…
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Father having a relationship and time with children not in their best interests

Father having a relationship and time with children not in their best interests Best interests of children:   I have regard to all the…
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Private schooling refused – not in the child’s best interests

Private schooling refused – not in the child’s best interests The father opposed the proposal for X to undertake her secondary education at (omitted)…
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High risk parent – should child spend time with them?

High risk parent – should child spend time with them? Summary: Parenting – whether a child aged 9 should spend time with her father…
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Living the cult life – is this a risk for children?

Living the cult life – is this a risk for children? Observations of the Group In the original Child Inclusive Conference memorandum, family consultant…
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Contravention Application dismissed – no prima facie case

Contravention Application dismissed – no prima facie case CONTRAVENTION APPLICATION  – REASONS FOR JUDGMENT Contravention Application – Introduction Contravention Application – On 23 June…
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Superannuation and divorce – great article from Peter Switzer

Superannuation and divorce – great article from Peter Switzer Superannuation and divorce Superannuation: “Yesterday, the team on Seven’s Weekend Sunrise asked me to help…
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FAMILY LAW AMENDMENT (FAMILY VIOLENCE AND OTHER MEASURES) BILL 2017

FAMILY LAW AMENDMENT (FAMILY VIOLENCE AND OTHER MEASURES) BILL 2017 Family violence and child abuse are unacceptable and require a strong legislative response. The…
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FAMILY LAW AMENDMENT (PARENTING MANAGEMENT HEARINGS) BILL 2017

FAMILY LAW AMENDMENT (PARENTING MANAGEMENT HEARINGS) BILL 2017 When Mum and Dad fight, children hurt. The longer the conflict, the more intense the conflict—the…
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Family law and child protection collaboration

Family law and child protection collaboration In certain situations children can be involved in the state and territory child protection systems and the federal…
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Role of Independent Children’s Lawyer

Role of Independent Children’s Lawyer    An Independent Children’s Lawyer is appointed pursuant to section 68L of the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) (“the Act”). Section 68LA of the Act…
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Family Violence and the Family Law Act

Family Violence The Australian Government is firm in its view that family violence is unacceptable and cannot be tolerated. The Australian Government is committed…
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Family Law Council

Family Law Council The Family Law Council advises and makes recommendations to the Attorney-General about: the workings of the Family Law Act and other…
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Family relationship services

Family relationship services A range of support services are available to help separating and separated parents. These services offer support and education to families…
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Getting married in Australia

Getting married The following information is contained on this page: Marriage equality Getting married in Australia Registered relationships Getting married overseas A list of…
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Practice Direction for size and filings of affidavits as at 1 Jan 2018

Practice Direction No 2 of 2017 Interim Family Law Proceedings   Part 1 Preliminary 1. This Practice Direction sets out arrangements for the management…
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