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    • Separate smarter: We cannot agree

      This page explains what your options are if you have not been able to agree on arrangements for your children or property and finances after separation.
    • Separating with debt: a guide to your legal options

      This guide (linked to the Attorney-General's Department) provides family law and consumer credit law information, options and referral points to assist separating couples to proactively manage debt in the context of relationship breakdown
    • Children: I have been served

      This page provides information about your options when you have been served with an application or response for parenting orders.
    • Reports prepared by Court Children’s Service

      This fact sheet provides information for practitioners about the most common types of Court ordered reports prepared by the Court Children’s Service (CCS).
    • Separate smarter: We have partially agreed

      This page helps explain some of the dispute resolution options available to try and resolve the issues you don’t agree about after separation.
    • Children: Relocation, travel and the Hague Convention

      This page explains some of the things you need to consider if you want to relocate or travel with your child (or children) after separation, including information about passports, airport watch lists and the Hague Convention and international parental child abduction.
    • You can separate smarter (AUSLAN)

      This video provides tips on how to separate smarter - whether you agree or partially agree, perhaps you can’t agree at all.
    • Support people in Court Children’s Service adult assessments

      Participating in a Court Children’s Service (CCS) assessment, for example for a Child Impact Report or a Family Report, can be stressful. Having support on the day can help.
    • Guide for Independent Children’s Lawyers in the Evatt List

      This Guide summarises the involvement and role of an Independent Children’s Lawyer (ICL) in the Evatt List, which is a specialist list established in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) to resolve high risk matters. This Guide should be read in conjunction with the Guide for Practitioners.
    • Separated but living under one roof - translated versions

      Page listing all translated versions of the Separated but living under one roof brochure

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  • Separate smarter: We cannot agree

    This page explains what your options are if you have not been able to agree on arrangements for your children or property and finances after separation.
  • Separating with debt: a guide to your legal options

    This guide (linked to the Attorney-General's Department) provides family law and consumer credit law information, options and referral points to assist separating couples to proactively manage debt in the context of relationship breakdown
  • Children: I have been served

    This page provides information about your options when you have been served with an application or response for parenting orders.
  • Reports prepared by Court Children’s Service

    This fact sheet provides information for practitioners about the most common types of Court ordered reports prepared by the Court Children’s Service (CCS).
  • Separate smarter: We have partially agreed

    This page helps explain some of the dispute resolution options available to try and resolve the issues you don’t agree about after separation.
  • Children: Relocation, travel and the Hague Convention

    This page explains some of the things you need to consider if you want to relocate or travel with your child (or children) after separation, including information about passports, airport watch lists and the Hague Convention and international parental child abduction.
  • You can separate smarter (AUSLAN)

    This video provides tips on how to separate smarter - whether you agree or partially agree, perhaps you can’t agree at all.
  • Support people in Court Children’s Service adult assessments

    Participating in a Court Children’s Service (CCS) assessment, for example for a Child Impact Report or a Family Report, can be stressful. Having support on the day can help.
  • Guide for Independent Children’s Lawyers in the Evatt List

    This Guide summarises the involvement and role of an Independent Children’s Lawyer (ICL) in the Evatt List, which is a specialist list established in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) to resolve high risk matters. This Guide should be read in conjunction with the Guide for Practitioners.
  • Separated but living under one roof - translated versions

    Page listing all translated versions of the Separated but living under one roof brochure

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