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1: I Hate My Ex – How to Minimise Regrets and Avoid a Hostile Divorce? | June 15, 2022

A divorce can be an extremely stressful event for all parties involved. However, a divorce does not need turn hostile. Here are suggestions on how to manage a divorce to the benefit of all involved…

Catchwords: Child Contact Centres, Child Custody, Child Custody Dispute, Counselling, Counselling Vouchers, Divorce, Evidence, Facebook, Facebook, Financial Dispute, Marital Assets, Parental Conflict, Parenting Plans, Property, SMS, SMS texts, Social Media, Social Media, Technology

2: 10 Common Misconceptions about Australia’s Shared Parenting Laws | September 5, 2016

Following is a list of 10 common misconceptions about Shared Parenting in Australia, that have been circulated so broadly that they are on the whole accepted as truth, but are none-the-less little more than exceptions, equivocations or categorical falsehoods…

Catchwords: 65DAA of the Family Law act, 65DAA(1) of the Family Law act, Allegations of Child Abuse, Child Safety, Equal Shared Parental Responsibility, Evaluation of the 2006 Family Law Reforms, Family Law Amendment (Shared Parental Responsibility) Act 2006 (CTH), Family Violence, Goode & Goode, Reasonably Practicable, Section 117AB, Section 121 of the Family Law Act, Shared Parental Responsibility Amendment 2006, Shared Parenting, Spends time with, Substantial and Significant Time, Substantial and Significant Time, Victims of Domestic Violence

3: Family Law Reform in Australia: Experts and Lobby Groups | September 12, 2014

There are numerous family law experts and family law lobby groups who have been relied upon to provide advise and recommendations to the Australian government on family law reforms…

Catchwords: 2011 Family Violence Amendments, Evaluation of the 2006 Family Law Reforms, Family Courts Violence Review, Family Law Act 1975, Family Violence, Improving Responses to Family Violence in the Family Law System, Inquiry, Overnight care of under 2 year olds, Parliamentary Inquiry into the Child Support Program, Senate inquiry

4: How do Psychologists reconcile Shared Parenting & the potential Risks of Family Violence? | August 1, 2014

There are many cases that showed violence and abuse victims, mostly kids, face greater risks of continued violence and abuse when the 50/50 share care is required. How would the psychology industry go about solving this problem and provide a fair family report? ..

Catchwords: 2011 Family Violence Amendments, 2012 Family Violence Amendments, Allegations of Child Abuse, Discrimination, Dr Travis Gee, Equal Shared Parental Responsibility, Evaluation of the 2006 Family Law Reforms, Evaluation of the 2006 Family Law Reforms, Family Courts Violence Review, Family Law Amendment (Shared Parental Responsibility) Act 2006 (CTH), Family Report, Family Violence, Family Violence Amendment 2011, Literature review on domestic violence perpetrators, Mis-represented Research, Overnight care of under 2 year olds, Research, Shared Parental Responsibility Amendment 2006, Shared Parenting, Sole Custody, Spends time with, Substantial and Significant Time

5: Do Psychologists apply the same Shared Parenting principles to Children of Short-Lived Relationships? | August 1, 2014

In a context of a short-term relationship between the parents, how should custody of a child be assessed and how should the “best interest of a child” be defined and applied in this specific context? For a child’s well being, isn’t it necessary for a child to be able to build relationship to both his/her parents? ..

Catchwords: Family Report, out-of-wedlock children, Parental Responsibilities, Parental Rights, Shared Parenting, Sole Custody, Spends time with, Substantial and Significant Time, Unmarried Fathers