family-law Blog
When the romantic relationship between parents breaks down, parental alienation is sometimes used as an unfair tactic to harm one parent's relationship with their children. There are remedies available to rectify the situation, and it helps to educate yourself on what the processes are.
What is parental alienation?
Parental alienation takes place when one parent sets out to purposefully denigrate the other one. They may convince the child that the other parent is a bad person and discourage them from spending time with them.
The aim of parental alienation is to destroy one parent's bond with...
Understanding the Difference Between Parenting Plans and Consent Orders
When it comes to family law, disputes over parenting arrangements are stressful times in anyone's life. Often, either a parenting plan or a consent order is involved. But what are they? How are...
Peaceful co-parenting tips after a high-conflict separation
A high-conflict separation is a stressful experience for everyone involved, particularly your children. They will be feeling anxious and insecure, so, however difficult the relationship is between...
Step-parents: parental rights and responsibilities
Separating from a partner is an emotional and stressful time for all involved, especially if there are children involved.
The emerging role of technology in family dispute resolution
The emerging role of technology in family dispute resolution
Technology is changing the way we live, and its influence hasn't escaped the legal world. From social media to artificial intelligence,...
Family Violence - The Lasting Impact on Parenting Arrangements
Family violence is a large problem in Australia, and it continues to grow. When it comes to making parenting arrangements it is imperative that the best interest of the child is taken into...
How can I help a family member in a domestic violence situation?
There are few things more heartbreaking than discovering a loved one is the victim of domestic violence. The root causes and damaging effects of abuse - emotional or physical - can be complicated...
Domestic violence and family law: what can I do for my children?
It is every parent’s duty to provide the best upbringing possible for their own children. No child should ever have to experience or witness abuse, but keeping young ones protected can be a hard...
The Better Living Report - Episode 2
In this months episode of the Better Living Report, we talk to Lachlan Anderson from Discover Wealth about the role financial advisers can play in the settlement process.
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Is domestic violence only physical?
When many people think of domestic violence, their mind immediately goes to the Hollywood stereotype of a brutish man being violent towards his wife. Although physical violence is the biggest...
