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talk-of-parent. Child's Right to Refuse

At What Age Can a Child Refuse to See a Parent in Australia?

blog, Co-Parenting, Communication, Conflict, FamilyBy Kirsty PetersenSeptember 25, 20231 Comment

At What Age Can a Child Refuse to See a Parent in Australia?   Family dynamics can be complex, and when parents separate or divorce, it can have a significant impact on their children. In Australia, the law prioritises the best interests of the child when determining custody and visitation arrangements. We will scrutinise the…

a judge with his gavel. what is a family report? co- parenting for your kids

What is a Family Report?

Family LawBy Kirsty PetersenMarch 19, 2015Leave a comment

What is a Family Report? Section 62G(2) of the Family Law Act (1975) provides for the court to direct a family consultant to prepare a family report on matters the court deems relevant. But what does this mean? A Family Report is a document prepared by a court appointed psychologist or social worker (usually one…

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