Category: Parenting Arrangements

When is the right time for child inclusive mediation? Learn how parents can prepare emotionally and practically to support their children after separation.

Discover how child inclusive mediation helps reduce conflict, strengthen parent child relationships, and create a more stable, supportive environment for children after separation.

What does a genuine attempt in mediation really mean? Learn how meaningful participation, open communication, and a willingness to engage can support better outcomes in ...

The Family Law Act has undergone significant changes, effective 6 May 2024, which redefine parental responsibility in family law proceedings.

The recent amendments to the Family Law Act 1975, effective 6 May 2024, have brought significant changes to how parenting matters are decided in Australia. ...

One of the most pivotal rules affecting parenting orders is the “Rice v Asplund Rule,” recently codified in the Family Law Act as section 65DAAA. ...

Recent changes to the Family Law Act clarify parental responsibility and aim to better support children’s best interests in family law matters.

Changes to the Family Law Act now give children a stronger voice in family law matters. If you're navigating separation, here’s what to know about ...

Learn how the Rice v Asplund Rule impacts parenting orders and when courts can reconsider custody arrangements. Understand its legal implications in our case study.

Discover how the Family Law Act amendments, effective 6 May 2024, enhance children's voices in legal proceedings while prioritising their safety and well-being.