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🚀 Navigating the Introduction of New Partners: A Guide for Separated Parents 🚀 As a family dispute resolution practitioner, I understand the complexities of post-separation dynamics. One of the trickiest aspects is introducing new partners to your children. How do you manage this transition smoothly and minimize emotional stress for your kids? Check out my latest blog post where I dive into: * The emotional impact of introducing new partners too soon * Effective strategies to ease the transition * Tips for open communication and gradual introductions Whether you’re a family law firm looking to support your clients or a separated parent seeking guidance, this article provides valuable insights to foster positive adjustments for your children. 🌟 👉 Read the full article here and discover how to navigate this sensitive process with care. https://lnkd.in/gbbqd-rQ I have a few September dates left for mediation bookings so why wait? Let's resolve your matters today! October dates booking out fast! Availble dates are over on my website: #FamilyLaw #Parenting #Mediation #FamilyDynamics #SeparatedParents #CoParenting #EmotionalWellbeing

I wanted to share this article because there is a push for transparency in the family court, yet those who the decisions are about can sometimes be left wondering why. A Judge recently wrote to children to explain the decision. This is becoming more common, and of utmost importance to children's understanding of their world #familylaw #childrenact

Family courts are obliged by law to put the interests of children first, above even those of their parents. Emma Hubbard of Hall Brown Family Law writes that one recent case has illustrated how challenging that can make the process of facilitating future family relations. #law #familylaw #children #childrenact #practicedirections

Family courts are obliged by law to put the interests of children first, above even those of their parents. @Hall Brown Family Law’s brilliant Emma Hubbard writes that a recent case has illustrated how challenging that can make the process of facilitating future family relations. #law #familylaw #children #ChildrenAct #practicedirections

"Alienation" in family law is a highly emotive topic that is sadly becoming a buzzword in family proceedings. Laura Hallahan, Associate, Payne Hicks Beach LLP explores the test for establishing alienating behaviours and the process families must face in managing these difficult cases.  #Alienation #FamilyLaw https://lnkd.in/eMz65Nuu

Advising what to do when a child does not want to spend time with the other parent is not easy. In this new article, DBH Lawyers Associate Ryan Varga examines what happens when family breakdown damages the relationship between parents and children. Click the link below to read more about how family law deals with this sort of unhappy situation. #legaladvice #givingadvice #legalsupport #Adelaide #familylawyer #familylaw #childcustodylaw #childcustody

We received an urgent call from a parent who has been stopped spending time with their children over Easter by the other parent contravening a current agreement. Given the urgency Wilkinson Legal Resolutions was able to prioritise and act quickly and bring about a urgent mediation that resolved this conflict safely and efficiently. This parent is now spending time as agreed. What also assisted was centring the voices of the children involved and considering what that wanted Easter to look like for them. FAMILY DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION PLATFORMS. The breakdown of a relationship is a difficult and complex time for everyone involved, but it can be especially challenging for children. We completely understand the complexities of trying to navigate separation but still be able to take a child- focused approach. Understanding the difference between conflicted and cooperative parenting assist knowing what children need for optimum growth and development. Taking early proactive steps to support parents to not enter the cycle of conflict that will lead to detrimental effects not only to them but to their children is vital. Working towards parental alliance and not alienation can be a difficult journey but necessary to achieve what is in the best interest of children and to ensure an amicable, workable and sustainable post separation co-parenting relationship and agreement. Wilkinson Legal Resolutions has over 25 years experience in Family Law Dispute Resolution and other Alternative Dispute/Conflict expertise. Our books are now accepting new referrals. Contact: Sharon@wilkinsonlegalresolutions.com.au Mobile: 0400 265 592 #familydisputeresolution #mediationservices #conflictresolution #conflictmanagement #conflictcoaching #familymediation #workplaceconflictresolutionconsultant

Looking for a peaceful way to resolve parenting disputes? Mediation might be the answer. Explore its advantages in our blog post: https://lnkd.in/gR2DmeqC #Resolvd #Mediation #FamilyDisputes #LegalGuidance

Parental Alignment, High Conflict and Family Law | Recorded Webinar The Coercive Control Reforms come into force this week. This recorded webinar highlights key elements of the elements within the reforms. High conflict parenting remains a challenging issue for families and the courts. This session will examine both the social and legal background and developments in this area. Download Now: https://bit.ly/3QyX9Ox Speaker: Rachell Davey, Partner - Family & Relationship Law, Lander & Rogers - What is high conflict parenting and what does the research show about its development, motivation and implications? - Spotting coercive control and alienating behaviours - Evidential considerations regarding parental alignment issues - Legal implications of parental alignment issues for both parents - How is parental alienation proved and what evidence is required? - Practical tips for advising a client where high conflict parenting is present - How have the courts traditionally dealt with parental alignment and has that changed over time? - Lessons from cases including Goldman v Goldman [2018] FamCACF 65; Lankester v Cribb [2018] Fam CAFC 60; Chapple Michel (2017) FCCA 177; Mitchell Mitchell [2014] FCCA2526 #FamilylawCPD

In Australia, family law aims to serve the best interests of the child, yet when special physical, emotional or cognitive needs are involved, creating a workable arrangement can be a delicate and demanding process, writes Michael Tiyce. https://bit.ly/3YeoNnd