Frequently Asked Questions – Court considerations for the Children post-separation

Our experienced Family Law team is bringing a new video series with Frequently Asked Family Law Questions. In our third episode, Leona and Laura discuss "What the court considers in making arrangements for the Children post-separation".

Simon Bennett, Managing Director and Solicitor practising in wills, estates and probate law in NSW at Southern Waters Legal

What does the court consider in making arrangements for the Children?

Our experienced Family Law team is bringing a new video series with Frequently Asked Family Law Questions. In our third episode, Leona Bennett and Laura Tilt discuss; What the court considers in making arrangements for the Children post-separation.

You may have heard the phrase ‘what is in the best interests of the kids’, Leona and Laura explain what this means and how it’s applied in Family Law.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this video is provided as general information only. It is not intended to be legal advice and it should not be used or relied on as legal or professional advice.

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