Case Law on Parental Alienation in Child Custody Disagreements
Every family law matter is uniquely different, however, one issue that commonly arises in child custody disagreements is parental alienation. This issue can add stress,
Every family law matter is uniquely different, however, one issue that commonly arises in child custody disagreements is parental alienation. This issue can add stress,
Devising custody agreements after separation and divorce can be time-consuming and emotionally draining for the parents and children involved. Putting the custody arrangements into practice
The Rice v Asplund test is pivotal in determining whether existing child custody and parenting orders should changed. This test originated from a landmark 1979
Making the transition from partnered parents to separated parents is rarely easy in any situation, but it can be especially difficult for families with toddlers.
The Family Law Act of 1975 in Australia says that the child’s best interests should come before anything else, so it can be hard to
Sometimes we get questions about shared parental responsibility and how to get sole custody of children in Australia. Generally, courts in Australia grant equal and
A Child Impact Report is an important document in any family law case involving children. It is used by the court when deciding how to
Disagreeing with a family report can be complex and confusing for those who are unfamiliar with it. Justice Family Lawyers have experience in disagreeing with
Parenting orders, whether agreed upon or decided by the court, cover various aspects of the child’s overall care, welfare, and development. These orders can be
From choosing the school to splitting school holidays when divorced in Australia, particularly for the holiday period from December 16, 2023, to January 29, 2024,