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If the court is to find that there has been a history of family violence, is it relevant to current parenting proceedings? In Soulos & Sorbo [2019] the Full Court explored how to treat historical family violence in current parenting proceedings. The father appealed an order permitting the mother’s relocation order of the parties’ eight year …
A father has lost an appeal to the family court that will now limit his contact with his children to writing to them twice a year. He was successful in appealing decisions in relation to the property settlement and spousal maintenance. In mid-2013, a father flew out of the country with the children, one of …
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A father has lost his appeal to stop his child from moving outside of a 40-minute driving radius of his own home. Groth v Banks [2017] FamCAFC 206 concerned an appeal made by the father against final parenting orders made by Thornton J on 13 January 2017. The orders permitted the mother to change their …
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Updated 11 August 2021 In the case of Ralton v Ralton, the parties, Mr and Mrs Ralton, were in relationship from 2005 to 2009. During the relationship, the couple had two children; a son and daughter. The son and daughter were aged three and one respectively when their parents separated, and the children remained …
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“The Family Law System Discriminates Against Fathers” These are the words of Mick Clarke, whose son was killed by his own mother. Family court bias against Fathers Australia Is there a family court bias against Fathers in Australia? Mick Clarke certainly thinks so. Mick Clarke’s seven-year-old son, Jacob Clarke, was murdered by his mother Tanyia …
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