Clear, compassionate advice to help you make parenting arrangements that support your children and your family.
Few things matter more than your children’s wellbeing and few things feel more stressful than uncertainty about their future. Whether you’re just separating, trying to agree on arrangements, or facing a disagreement that won’t resolve, we’re here to help you protect what matters most: them.
We’ll help you focus on what’s best for your children, and find arrangements that let everyone move forward.
Whatever the situation, the law’s focus and ours is on your children’s best interests.
Every family is different, but these are some of the key legal areas that may be relevant to your situation.
We’ll explain what applies to you and your options for reaching the best outcomes for your children.
How decisions about the children are made, where they live, and how they spend time with each parent. These can be agreed in a parenting plan or formalised in consent orders.
How the everyday cost of raising children is fairly shared between parents.
In most cases, parents are required to genuinely try to resolve children’s matters through mediation before going to court. It’s also usually the calmer path.
When circumstances change, or when existing arrangements aren’t being followed.
When one parent wants to move with the children, which needs careful handling.
If a child may be at risk, protecting them comes first. see ‘My family needs protection’
Every family is different. We take time to understand yours.
Practical, child-centred arrangements, not point-scoring.
Through negotiation and mediation wherever possible, so your children see their parents working things out.
If agreement isn’t possible or your children’s safety is at stake, we act decisively to protect them.
Practical guides and tools to help you understand your options and support your children through change.
A free, confidential conversation with an Accredited Family Law Specialist will help you understand your options and the best next step for your family.