Use (and abuse) of social media is becoming more prevalent in court cases including in family law cases. Evidence in Court Cases Evidence obtained via social media is becoming increasingly common in family law proceedings. Evidence obtained from sources such as Facebook and Twitter can sometimes provide beneficial (and conversely sometimes very damaging) evidence for …
Contact Court Custody Family Law Laws on Children Separation
1 August 2017
Child kidnapping cases in Australia family law
Help! My ex-partner has kidnapped our child! Will the police help? The short answer is no. Clients often come to us stating that their partner has taken the child and that the police won’t help. In most instances a parent taking a child is not considered ‘kidnapping’ which is normally a term applied to the …
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Intervention Orders Laws on Children Separation
22 September 2014
Understanding Intervention and Protection orders in Victoria
There are two types of Intervention Orders for personal protection- family violence and personal safety. Family violence orders or Intervention Orders are applied for in situations which have involved actual violence or the threat of family violence. Where personal safety is involved, it can include situations like stalking, harassment or similar behaviour. If you need …
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Family Violence Intervention Orders Laws on Children Separation
4 April 2014
Intervention orders – what to do if you are served with one
Intervention Orders – What to do if you are served with one Breaching an intervention order is a criminal offense, with a maximum penalty of 2 years imprisonment or a fine up to $24,000, or both Many intervention order matters will arise out of a related assault (or other) charge, a family law matter or …
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