Parenting Matters: Your Guide to Family Law Cases - Part 2
In this follow-up episode of "The Ex Files - The Divorce and Separation Podcast," hosts Alex and Liza continue exploring family law cases involving children. Building on the foundation laid in Part 1, this episode delves into the practical and emotional challenges that parents may face when navigating these complex cases.
Join Alex and Liza as they discuss:
- The Legal and Non-Legal Processes:
- Deciding whether to litigate or negotiate and understanding the implications of each approach.
- The importance of putting children first, even in the most challenging circumstances.
- When to "grin and bear it" and when going to court becomes the only viable option.
- Common Issues:
- Addressing the difficult topics that often arise in family law cases, including drugs, alcohol, and domestic violence.
- Handling false accusations, parental alienation, and other adult issues that should remain separate from the children's experience.
- Navigating complex family dynamics involving siblings, step-siblings, and grandparents.
- Views of the Child:
- Exploring how a child's views are considered in legal proceedings, including the role of family reports and Independent Children’s Lawyers (ICL).
- Understanding the weight given to a child's views and how these influence court decisions.
- A Few Well-Known Cases:
- A look at notable cases like Lansdale v Masters, where the court addressed the issue of recordings during child changeovers and emphasised the importance of child-focused conduct.
This episode provides valuable insights into the realities of family law cases involving children, offering guidance for parents on how to best navigate these challenging situations.
Tune in for detailed discussions from Alex and Liza, who will help you navigate the complexities of family law while focusing on your children's well-being.
Contact Alex and Liza on the emails below or check them out on Social Media.
Alex Wynn - alex.wynn@keypointlaw.com.au
Liza Friedwald - liza.friedwald@keypointlaw.com.au
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