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There is a requirement that parties who cannot agree on the parenting of their children or have some other parenting disagreement must attend family dispute resolution before making an application to a Court. This is a process by which an independent professional helps people to resolve some or all of their parenting Disagreement disputes. Who […]
There is a requirement that parties who cannot agree on the parenting of their children or have some other parenting disagreement must attend family dispute resolution before making an application to a Court. This is a process by which an independent professional helps people to resolve some or all of their parenting Disagreement disputes.
Who can provide this assistance? There is a requirement to provide a certificate from a Family Dispute Resolution practitioner when making the application to the Court. The parties may attend:
If such mediation is unsuccessful and the parties wish to apply to a Court then they must obtain a certificate from the person or organisation they attended stating either:
The requirement to obtain a certificate would not apply if the parties were able to reach their own agreement and such agreement was set out in consent orders or in circumstances where:
It is to be hoped that with the provisions of family dispute resolution the parties are able to reach their own agreement in regard to parenting without resorting to the Court process.
To discuss your family law matter, please contact Family Law on 1800 217 217 or visit familylaw.aylwardgame.com.au
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