Parks Family Law

The Family Court requires most cases to undergo mediation. There are valid reasons why victims of family violence do not want to undertake dispute resolution, however the alternative to this is litigation, which itself can be onerous on participants. We look at how victims of family violence can engage in mediation, and offer some tips to manage the process. Further detail can be found in our latest blog post at parksfamilylaw.com.au/blog

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Yesterday I had a parent tell me that she thought her and her former partner were ‘counter parenting not co-parenting’. They were pulling in opposite directions and needed some guidance on how to refocus on their kids.
It is easy to get caught in the banter and lose sight of the bigger picture. Pause, walk away from the noise and consider your kids.

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The Co-parenting Course.
Due for release in January 2024.
A course designed by co-parenting experts to assist separated parents to co-parent in a calm and constructive way.
A one stop shop for co-parents. The course is filled with tips, traps, practical strategies, education and enjoyment. It will be offered online at a parents pace and also in person.
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