How many times have you heard the phrase: “I could never do what you do”? Countless? Me too. Sometimes, the question extends to “how do you keep doing this work”? Although I had a vague idea around how I have remained resilient and (mostly) sane after 40 or so years as a nurse and over …
The case for Professional Supervision for Family Law Professionals Read More »
There are few areas of the law that evoke a more passionate response than family law. This is because our children hold a special place in our heart and most of us want to enjoy a warm and loving relationship with our child. When the freedom to enjoy this relationship is threatened, we can feel …
How to make supervised contact work for you and your child Read More »
When a separated parent has not seen their child for some time despite frequent, consistent attempts to do so, they may seek formal avenues in order to spend time with the child. For the most part, where there are no safety concerns, or where there are unsubstantiated safety concerns, the Family Court Act purports the …
14 ways to build a broken relationship with your child Read More »
Although Australian Family Law professionals are starting to recognise the prevalence of parental alienation and the consequence of this dynamic in the post-separation space, it is clear there are many other reasons why children may not have contact with a parent following parental separation. It is important to acknowledge these reasons if we are to …
It’s not always about alienation: A look at parental rejection/absence Read More »
