Parenting orders may be changed by the Court if it can be demonstrated there is a significant change in circumstances.
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As you work to sort out the parenting arrangements for your children, keep in mind the 10 points presented by Gabrielle Howley.
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Can someone who is not a parent of a child seek orders to be allowed to see them? There are some tests to meet but not impossible and you will need a lawyer by your side.
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Recording parents’ agreement on childrens’ arrangements in writing is often a good idea.
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There are many questions about co-parenting in the current pandemic environment. This fact sheet will answer many of them for you.
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Any person concerned about the care of a child, their welfare or development can see Orders but do need to speak with their lawyer first.
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It is not certain that the costs for sporting activities (or other similar extras-curricular activities) will fall within the child support system. So who pays?
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A Parenting Plan documents the agreed plan between parents to care for their children. As with any agreement legal advice can help you avoid unexpected pitfalls.
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It's a wonderful time of year... so the saying goes but in the world of family law Christmas can often be one of the hardest times. Whether a relationship is on its last legs, or the split is new or it is one of many Christmas seasons you have spent apart arrangements can often still be difficult.
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