Break-up is so hard to do
What to do about the children after a divorce continues to trouble the family courts. The slow and dysfunctional family law system is set for
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What to do about the children after a divorce continues to trouble the family courts. The slow and dysfunctional family law system is set for
STANDARD LINK https://medium.com/a-sense-of-place/publishing-the-book-children-of-the-state-2cbec40b44e4 Publishing the Book: Children of the State Stolen for Profit Let’s face it: this is a tough sell. In the beginning was the Word.
Founder of Antipaedophile Party accused of masterminding criminal syndicate Dr William Pridgeon allegedly organised for children to be taken from fathers His ‘clandestine’ organisation allegedly accused
ABC News By Melissa Martin and Nick Dole Updated about 2 hours ago Photo: Police arrest a 63-year-old Grafton man over his alleged assistance in
Annotated Research Bibliography on Joint Custody (By permission, from http://www.fathers4equality-australia.org/equalparenting/fathers4equality.nsf/files/ResearchforSharedResidence.doc/$FILE/ResearchforSharedResidence.doc) Adapted and added to by Peter Zohrab 2006-2012 http://peterzohrab.tripod.com/custbibl.html#Shared Annotated bibliography.. 1
This Discussion Paper was released on 2 October 2018. The Discussion Paper asks 33 questions and makes 124 proposals for change to the family law
Published on Jun 7, 2016 In Australia, 1 in 6 children don’t live with their biological Dad and in the UK and USA it’s 1
Author: Peter Van De Voorde Edited by: John Stapleton Today, every Australian child is at risk of being deprived of the protection of their biological
Long read but worth it to help you understand behaviours and especially if self representing in court. Author unknown. Thanks to Darren for posting this.
Found: Missing twins Bronte and Isabella Watter, aged eight before they vanished in 2014.Source:Supplied FOUR years after they vanished, missing twins Isabella and Bronte Watter
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