This briefing gives an overview of policy developments in Australia aimed at maximising the interests of children when their parents separate. It touches on issues common to a number of countries, in particular attempts to promote a more conciliatory approach through the provision of early intervention and education programs, alternate dispute resolution services and specific services for men. It discusses the re-focusing of counselling and mediation programs as well as describing some initiatives targeted at the resolution of more difficult situations - continuing disputes over children and situations where safety for one or more family members is endangered
In 2006, the Australian parliament introduced new family law legislation about substantively shared ...
Divorce causes structural family changes, which require specific decisions to be made. While making ...
Many children in Australia experience parental separation during their childhood, with one-quarter o...
Recent reforms to the family law and Child Support Scheme systems in Australia emphasise the importa...
This paper sets out descriptive baseline data on the first 111 Australian families participating in ...
In Australia, as elsewhere, not a great deal is known about the \u27nuts and bolts\u27 of parent-chi...
Working with families and children post divorce is a demanding and sensitive area of work. In Wester...
In Australia, there has been considerable interest in recent years in the policy and practical impli...
Family Relationship Centres formed the centrepiece of major reforms to the family law system in Aust...
Discusses parenting and parental absence after separation. Summary The United Nations Convention o...
A study evaluates legal framework governing guardianship, custody and access arrangements for childr...
Research into the unique needs and interests of children in the light of parental separation has pro...
There would appear to ‘learning gap ’ in current practice with respect to programs and evaluation do...
Despite widespread interest in patterns of parenting after separation in Australia, the gaps in our ...
Divorce causes structural family changes, which require specific decisions to be made. While making ...
In 2006, the Australian parliament introduced new family law legislation about substantively shared ...
Divorce causes structural family changes, which require specific decisions to be made. While making ...
Many children in Australia experience parental separation during their childhood, with one-quarter o...
Recent reforms to the family law and Child Support Scheme systems in Australia emphasise the importa...
This paper sets out descriptive baseline data on the first 111 Australian families participating in ...
In Australia, as elsewhere, not a great deal is known about the \u27nuts and bolts\u27 of parent-chi...
Working with families and children post divorce is a demanding and sensitive area of work. In Wester...
In Australia, there has been considerable interest in recent years in the policy and practical impli...
Family Relationship Centres formed the centrepiece of major reforms to the family law system in Aust...
Discusses parenting and parental absence after separation. Summary The United Nations Convention o...
A study evaluates legal framework governing guardianship, custody and access arrangements for childr...
Research into the unique needs and interests of children in the light of parental separation has pro...
There would appear to ‘learning gap ’ in current practice with respect to programs and evaluation do...
Despite widespread interest in patterns of parenting after separation in Australia, the gaps in our ...
Divorce causes structural family changes, which require specific decisions to be made. While making ...
In 2006, the Australian parliament introduced new family law legislation about substantively shared ...
Divorce causes structural family changes, which require specific decisions to be made. While making ...
Many children in Australia experience parental separation during their childhood, with one-quarter o...