Category: Child Custody

Custody issues can often become complex and contentious. This is why family courts exist: to determine the best outcomes for children’s welfare and to ensure

Our child custody lawyers get a lot of questions about visitation rights, how they work in Australia, and how non-primary carer parents can increase their

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

Mother not complying with court order can have serious consequences, including being found in contravention and facing fines, imprisonment, or both. Sometimes, the court may

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

In Australia, a child can express their views regarding custody or visitation arrangements, and the court may consider these views. However, whether a child’s refusal

Grandparents are an integral part of any family dynamic, and in a society where familial breakdowns are common it’s important to understand your legal rights.

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

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