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1: Should Children Be Interviewed for Family Reports? | August 12, 2015

In producing a family report, the family consultant usually speaks to all significant parties involved in the case including the child/ren. How does such process likely affect the emotional well being of a child? Is it necessary for the child/ren to be included in such process?..

Catchwords: Allegations of Child Abuse, Dr Travis Gee, Emotional Abuse, Evidence from Children, False Allegations, False memories, Parental Alienation

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2: Overview of the AIFS Independent Children’s Lawyer Study | October 26, 2014

In May 2013 the Australian Institute of Family Studies issued their final report of a study into the effectiveness of Independent Children’s Lawyers in the Australian Family Law System and these are the results. ..

Catchwords: Court-ordered Experts, Family Law Act, Family Law Act 1975, Family Law Act 1975, Family Law Amendment (Shared Parental Responsibility) Act 2006 (CTH), Government Funding, Hague Convention on Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, Independent Children's Lawyer, Independent Children’s Lawyer Study: Final Report, Independent Children’s Lawyer Study: Final Report, Independent Children’s Lawyers, Legal Aid, Legal Fees, The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction

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3: Family Reports and the Psychology Industry in Family Law: Expert Interview | October 19, 2014

Family Law Express interviewed Dr. Travis Gee, a Brisbane psychologist on his views of the psychology industry in the Family Law context…

Catchwords: 2011 Family Violence Amendments, 2012 Family Violence Amendments, Dr Travis Gee, Expert Interviews, Family Law Act 1975, Family Report