SHARED PARENTING; EQUAL TIME; EQUAL RESPONSIBILITY; SOLE RESPONSIBILITY; SIGNIFICANT & SUBSTANTIAL TIME– WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?

SHARED PARENTING; EQUAL TIME; EQUAL RESPONSIBILITY; SOLE RESPONSIBILITY; SIGNIFICANT & SUBSTANTIAL TIME– WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?

Parenting after a relationship has ended is difficult for even the most amicable parents. When parents are confronted with understanding the provisions of the Family Law Act when they are not amicable and cannot resolve their parenting issues, it can be stressful and both emotionally and financially expensive.

Whatever the situation, parents should always act in the best interests of their child. A child is only a child for a relatively short time and most parents acknowledge that they want their child to know he/she is loved, and his/her parent will aim for them to be happy, healthy and cared for without exposing him/her to conflict.

Kathy Chase of Pittwater Family Lawyers can assist a parent understand the terms and the objects of the Family Law Act relating to parenting after separation and will assist a client reach a parenting agreement or parenting order which is in their child’s best interests.

Contact Kathy on (02) 9918 6565 or 0418 285 307 or send her an email at: info@pittwaterfamilylawyers.com.au or pittwaterfamilylawyers@gmail.com.