“I have a right to see my children”
“You have no right to prevent me from spending time with my kids”
“It’s only fair that the kids live with us equally”
“It’s my time when the kids are with me,
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I’ve been served with an Application for a Protection Order – What are my options?
It can be a daunting situation to be served with an application for a protection order. It can be even more daunting to be informed that you will need to attend court for the application to be dealt with. It
Disagreements About Your Children’s School
In this video, Best Wilson Buckley’s Associate, Carla Franchina talks about what your options are if a disagreements about your children’s school arise between you and your partner.
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What do I do if my ex-partner and I don’t agree on a new school?
With term 4 now well underway, parents of children teetering on the brink of high school are starting the process of considering the next steps in the child’s education (if they haven’t already).
Just like other important decisions about children,
School holiday arrangements
School holidays can already be stressful times of the year but, for separated parents without any formal arrangements in place, this stress can be exacerbated. Discussions and negotiations taking place at the last minute before a school holiday period makes
Thinking about separation?
When considering whether to separate from your spouse or partner, there are some big ticket questions to consider before proceeding with the separation process.
Below we list a few practical tips that may be helpful for you when considering separation:
Do I need a lawyer… to help with my DVO application?
The breakdown of a relationship is often a difficult time for all involved. Sometimes the emotions associated with the end of the relationship may be exacerbated by incidents of domestic violence, which may occur at or following separation, or
Negotiating Christmas
Around this time every year, family lawyers are working hard, trying to sort out Christmas festive season time and changeover arrangements for families. While these will, of course, be different for each family, the general considerations will include:
Family Separation – Why Do I Need a Will Now More than Ever?
If you’re going through a separation, the world as you know it is no doubt shifting dramatically. There are certain chapters of your life that need to close with some finality, and others that will, after some time, open
Child Protection or Parenting Orders?
Family law is an incredibly complex and often emotional area of the law, particularly when children and parenting arrangements are involved. Even more complex and emotional are matters involving child safety and child protection.
While parenting matters are governed