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1: Family Law Proceedings: How to Find Evidence | January 9, 2018

There are numerous tools available within the Family Law Rules to assist in the gathering of evidence in preparation for family law proceedings. These include Notice to admit facts, Subpoenas, Answers to Specific Questions amongst others. Below we explore a number of these tools and at what stage of proceedings they are available and prudent to be utilised…




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2: Audio Recordings as Evidence in Family Court Proceedings | August 30, 2015

Recent times have seen increased debate surrounding the use of audio recordings in court proceedings, and particularly, in Family Court proceedings. The key issue with the use of audio recordings in Family Court proceedings is not necessarily their use, but how such recordings were obtained which in turn determines their admissibility as evidence…




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3: 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?..




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4: How can we more accurately capture the reality of a family dynamic? | February 14, 2015

How do you think a Family Report is beneficial in assessing the best interest of a child? ..




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5: Unacceptable Risk: Standard of Proof in Determining Child Abuse in Family Law | October 6, 2014

The nature of child abuse in a family context makes such cases difficult to prove. For this very reason, it is imperative that the law develops an approach to cater to the evidentiary difficulties involved in child abuse cases to ensure that children are free from abuse or risk of abuse. ..




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6: What is Family Violence according to the Family Courts? | September 20, 2014

More generally, this article aims to create a greater awareness of the different types of family violence that are now considered by the family law courts as family violence. This includes a range of behaviours that most people would not typically consider to be a form of ‘physical assault’ or a ‘threat’ of violence…




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7: 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…




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8: Relocation After Divorce – Factors the Courts Consider | August 20, 2014
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Joe Azzi

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I am a 2nd year student at the University of Sydney studying a combined law degree with mathematics. I am currently balancing my study with tutoring high school children, interning as a solicitor and playing competitive basketball.

Most of all, I am thankful that the flexible discipline of law enables me to be on the frontiers of social, political, economic and international issues where one can play a role in paving the way for a bright future.
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  • Relocation After Divorce – Factors the Courts Consider - August 20, 2014
  • Explaining Adult Child Maintenance (for Child Support) - May 18, 2014
  • Do Parents Have Rights or Responsibilities in the Family Law Act? - March 20, 2014

Relocation is indeed a very important aspect that tends to arise with instances of divorce. It basically refers to the post separation process whereby a parent decides to move (or relocate) from the region in which he/she previously raised their …..




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9: Vexatious Litigants & Family Law Proceedings in Australia | July 29, 2014

Family Law Courts experience the largest amount of vexatious litigants which creates emotional stress and trauma to many individuals and families, and thus to prevent these outcomes it is essential for vexatious proceeding orders be established…




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10: Overnight Care for Under 2 Year Olds: Unravelling the Controversy | July 1, 2014

This article attempts to address the long-standing and emotional debate surrounding parenting plans after separation – in particular, the appropriateness of overnight care for under 2 year olds…



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