What Happens If Parenting Orders Are Breached in Australia?
If you have a parenting orders in place, you expect it to be followed. These orders are legally binding and are meant to provide structure and stability for your child after separation. But what happens when one parent doesn’t stick to them? In Australia, breaching a parenting order is taken very seriously under the Family […]
Caught in the Middle: What Happens When Kids Resist Court Orders?
When the Federal Circuit and Family Court issues a parenting order, it’s legally binding on everyone involved, including children. However, as children grow older and circumstances evolve, it’s not uncommon for a child to express discomfort or disagreement with their living arrangements. If your child is resisting or refusing to comply with a court-ordered arrangement, […]
Who a Child Lives With After Separation: What the Court Really Considers
One of the most difficult parts of separation is deciding where your child will live and what happens when both parents can’t agree. When these matters go before the Court, the guiding question is never about parental preference. It’s about one thing: What’s in the best interests of the child? If you’re beginning the process […]