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1: Coronavirus and family law: What you need to know | March 26, 2020

Resolving family law matters can be challenging and stressful at the best of times, but right now it is especially hard due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Here is some information and updates about how the Coronavirus is impacting family law matters and what this may mean for you…



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2: Family law fact sheet – parenting orders and shared parental responsibility | November 15, 2013

A Parenting Order specifies where a child is to live, the time they are to spend with each parent and how they can communicate with their parents…



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3: New school terms could impact child custody plans | December 5, 2012

The Christmas holidays are here, but for Tasmanian parents with shared child custody, the new year’s school holidays could raise some legal issues…



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4: Former husband must pay for wife’s career change | October 16, 2010

HER former husband thought she was perfectly capable of supporting herself as a legal secretary or personal assistant after their marriage broke down. But having emerged from the ”long, expensive and fraught litigation” that followed their separation, the woman wanted nothing more to do with lawyers or the law – and the Family Court has ordered her former husband pay her $1000 a week while she retrains for another career.
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5: High Court rejects shared parenting plan | March 3, 2010

A court order requiring a Sydney mother and Mount Isa father to share parenting of their seven-year-old might have been in the child’s best interests, but it just wasn’t feasible, the High Court has ruled. ..


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