Anti shared parenting lobbyists
Recently, we have seen the effects of many years lobbying by women’s groups and academics/researchers in the passage of the Family Law (Family Violence) Act 2010.
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Recently, we have seen the effects of many years lobbying by women’s groups and academics/researchers in the passage of the Family Law (Family Violence) Act 2010.
Despair … the father caught up in an international custody battle has “had enough” and returned to Italy. Photo: Michelle Smith The Italian father embroiled
AUSTRALIA’S international reputation is being damaged by a bitter and prolonged tug-of-love over four Italian-born sisters, a Family Court judge has been warned. Lawyers for
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/national/8517104/sisters-in-last-ditch-bid-to-stay-in-aust The family of four sisters in an international custody dispute has been given fresh hope they will be allowed to stay in Australia pending
Australian High Court rules no role for kids in custody rows. The High Court has dismissed an appeal that could have given children a greater
ABC © Enlarge photo Four young sisters at the centre of an international custody row have failed in their bid to have the High
WHERE it is possible and good for the kids, shared parenting is worth fighting for. Children have a right to be brought up by both
NICOLA Roxon has flagged further changes to the Family Law Act to improve the court system’s response to family violence, amid calls for greater clarification
CHILDREN of divorced parents do not feel secure in shared care unless there is a high level of parental co-operation, according to new research, which
Quote: Women’s household incomes suffer more than men’s after divorce, but it takes men longer to recover emotionally, a study has found.
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