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The Conservative Approach

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The Conservative Approach

Published: August 28th, 2016 by LillyPilly

Many times parents are requested to participate in supervised contact with their children because Magistrates have not yet heard proper evidence.

mmk9sjpr-1415739303Whether it be allegations of Family Violence, Abuse, Alcohol,  Magistrates will request a conservative approach until proper evidence of these allegations put forward can be heard.

Many times both parents will allege actions that the other party may / may-not have done to try and benefit their case.

Litigation, if you choose that path in your situation, in the Family Court and Federal Circuit Family Court is usually a long road which requires patience and emotional stamina.

Be patient, respect the Court and its process’s, and remember to look after yourself.


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