Clear, child-focused advice on parenting arrangements after separation, whether by agreement or through the court.
The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia makes decisions based on what’s in the best interests of the child. That includes:
“Equal shared parental responsibility” is about decision-making on major long-term issues (schooling, medical, religion), it doesn’t automatically mean equal time.
Sometimes, one parent won’t negotiate in good faith. Sometimes there are safety concerns. Sometimes you’ve tried mediation and it’s gone nowhere. In those situations, court may be necessary, and we’ll prepare your case thoroughly, with a clear focus on the outcome that protects your child.
We also advise on:
Family violence and its impact on parenting arrangements
Children don’t care about who “wins”. They care about whether their world still works. Our focus is always on getting to a stable, safe arrangement, through negotiation where possible, through the court when necessary, and always with your child’s wellbeing as the compass.
Tell us what's happening, ask any question, no obligation
We'll tell you what the next step costs before you take it
Mark Borda, Accredited Specialist, works with you directly
Court is sometimes necessary, but rarely the best first step
Book a free 20-minute consultation. We’ll listen, explain your options, and help you work out your next step.
