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A belief that children under three should not stay overnight with their separated or divorced father has underpinned our family law system for years. Has
THE BLOG Huffington Post There is no scientific evidence that justifies limiting or postponing overnighting until the age of four. Unfortunately, the alarming reports
Posted Yesterday at 2:31pm, updated Yesterday at 5:38pm Families are waiting up to three years for their cases to be heard, under Australia’s broken family court system.(ABC News)
July 17, 2020 — 12.04am A Federal Circuit Court judge removed a threat to imprison parents who did not follow his family law orders when
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