Russell Kennedy Family Law Webinar Replay: Separated and have a child or children, now what?

Webinar Replay

 

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On Thursday 12 May 2022, we hosted the Russell Kennedy Family Law webinar: Are Your Parenting Arrangements in Place? 

In this webinar, Jessica McKinley and Maria Gomes provide an overview of what options are available to parents and caregivers in ensuring there are appropriate arrangements in place for the care of children after separation.

Our panellists covered:

  • various options including parenting plans, consent orders and Court Orders;
  • appropriateness of each option for different circumstances; and
  • Court’s considerations in reaching an agreement or obtaining Orders for care arrangements for children after separation.

How we can help

For more information on anything covered in this webinar please contact Jessica McKinley Associate, and Maria Gomes, Lawyer from Russell Kennedy’s Family Law team.

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