Created by EILEEN KING
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Question | Answer |
What are Parenting Orders? | A Parenting Order is an enforceable order about arrangements for children |
How are parenting orders made? | A parenting order can be made by consent or by the Court after a contested hearing |
What section of the FLA does the court consider when making an order about 'the best interests of the child' OR when making a Parenting Plan? | Section 60CC of the Family Law Act (Cth) 1975 |
What are the Primary Considerations for a child? | 1. A meaningful relationship with both parents 2. Protection from physical or psychological harm from being exposed or subject to abuse, neglect or violence. more weight is give to protection. |
What are the additional considerations for a child? | 1. the child's views 2. the nature of the relationship with parents and third parties 3. etc |
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