Cases arise in families where one or both parent’s wish to change the surname of their children. Demi Rayner explains what steps need to be considered.
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Even if you have perfectly valid reasons for leaving a child out of your will, there are some points you should discuss with a lawyer first to protect against your will being challenged later on.
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Independent family reports help all parties determine what is best for the children in a family law matter.
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An Application for a Location Order is one option when a child has been removed by the other parent and cannot be located.
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In a separated family the conversation about the choice of school for your child's education frequently extends beyond the quality of education they will receive.
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For some parents, their post-separation parenting arrangements means they aren't with their children during our culture's designated "family occasions" such as Easter and the school holidays. A different approach can make all the difference.
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Offering a PlayStation to your child might sway them to want to come and live with you, but before you do remember the court has jurisdiction to make orders regarding living arrangements. A child's view will be considered if it is compelling and not just a result of the "PlayStation" factor.
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