By Elizabeth Byrne and Peta Doherty Posted 18 AprApril 2020, updated 18 AprApril 2020 Prosecutors told the ACT Supreme Court the woman poses a serious risk of doing harm.(ABC News: Ian Cutmore) Share A child called out for a glass of water as smoke reached their bedroom after their mother allegedly set the house on
The very best information about the introduction of Shared Parental Responsibility and Shared Parenting Time legislation that was introduced by the Australian government in 2006. Click on the links below to purchase from Amazon. Chaos At The Crossroads by John Stapleton | Sold by: Amazon Australia Services, Inc. Kindle Edition $20.87 Includes Tax, if applicable
Coronavirus concerns see family courts rush through applications linked to COVID-19 By political reporter Matthew Doran Updated about 2 hours ago PHOTO: Some custody-sharing arrangements have been affected by border closures. (Unsplash: Annie Spratt) RELATED STORY: Police say no spike in domestic violence in SA, despite woman’s alleged murder RELATED STORY: Unused mobile phones set to save lives during coronavirus
Miranda Devine April 14, 2020 8:08pm Leftists have to make up their minds. Either they “believe all women” or they don’t. They can’t have it both ways. Either a man can be destroyed on the uncorroborated word of an accuser recounting an alleged sexual assault said to have occurred decades earlier – or he remains
Adele’s Million Dollar Divorce, A Lesson in Selective Outrage & Gender Equality Dion McNeil 2 days ago Adele’s massive divorce settlement is a bellwether for what has been happening to Family Court litigants for quite some time. However, it’s only outrageous to some that it is now happening more and more to women. Adele and
The Spectator Corrine Barraclough Corrine Barraclough 19 March 2020 11:38 AM While most people have been distracted by coronavirus, the family law inquiry has been ticking along in Australia. However, that may soon change. Yesterday it was reported that The Law Council of Australia is calling for the inquiry to be abandoned. No, this is
By court reporter Meagan Dillon Posted 2ddays ago Wendie-Sue Dent in a police interview.(Supplied: Supreme Court of South Australia) New South Wales woman Wendie-Sue Dent, who was accused of poisoning her partner with prescription medication in 2015, has been found guilty of murder by a South Australian Supreme Court jury. Key points: David Lawrence was
Update: John Stapleton has just found out that his registration with Medium.com has been removed and he no longer has access to his work. John is not sure why, but perhaps it is because of the Men’s Rights Agency article below with the buzzwords “Formenting Revolution in the Pandemic” tripping the removal switch. But there’s
New book just released Family Court Perils by Rachel Maddox https://familycourtperils.com This reader-friendly narrative pinpoints several chilling pitfalls in the legal system for family separation and divorce. It is based on a real life event in Australia, and reveals what can happen wherever the no-fault system of Family Law operates. Facts are used to provide
Augusto Zimmermann 7 hrs · “NEVER WASTE A CRISIS”: AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT PUMPS $150 MILLION INTO FALSE FEMINIST DV NARRATIVE The Australian government has adopted draconian measures that will lead to the death of numerous businesses, consequently, putting many lives at risk of financial destitution. In a time where every taxpayer’s money counts, today Prime Minister Scott
©Men’s Rights Agency, 2022. All rights reserved. You can contact us at: support@mensrights.com.au | Privacy Policy
