RESOLVING PARENTAL CONFLICTS THROUGH SENSIBLE, NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENTS
Often in Parenting Matters, the child suffers the most as they feel to blame for the relationship breakdown, creating feelings of rejection and guilt.
At Resolve Conflict, we understand your children are the most important consideration, therefore we endeavour to reach agreements quickly and respectfully, minimising disruption.
Our team is experienced in all aspects of parenting matters, such as:
Spend time and custody arrangements for children (custody of children)
Parenting Plans
Shared Care Arrangements for Children
Child Support; including Binding and limited Agreements and overseas arrangements
Grandparents spend time arrangements
Interstate and International Relocation of Children
Coaching and Advice for Self-Representing Clients
Child-focused Mediation
Family Law Consent Orders in Children’s Matters
Passport and overseas travel disputes; including Hague Convention applications for international child abduction
Parental alienation cases
IVF and surrogacy matters
Restraining orders and injunctive relief
Section 60 I Certificates
Our team will provide expert advice on the best outcome to protect your best interests as you transition from being a family that lives in one home to be a family that has two homes for your children.
The process for resolving parenting matters is simpler than you think:
Separating families experience a time of extreme stress, both emotionally and financially as they try to reach an agreement.
Our first priority is to work with you to support you in making calculated parenting decisions following your separation, that work well for the children.
Our first interview is charged at a flat rate of $450.00 plus GST and may last for up to an hour as we discuss your options.
From there, we provide:
A free customised resource pack of family law information for you to take home
A free follow-up letter and telephone discussion summarising our advice to you
Once you have had some time to process the information our family lawyers and mediators will discuss the different pathways you can take to reach an agreement, as well provide an estimate as to how much your matter is likely to cost.
Your options:
Not all family law disputes need to end up in Court. We favour a conciliatory and mediation approach where possible, and encourage you to carefully consider the route to be taken for your family, rather than simply focusing on the outcome.
Some of the options you have in resolving your case include:
Kitchen Table
Family Mediation (also known as Family Dispute Resolution)
Lawyer assisted mediation
Collaborative Practice
Lawyer Negotiation
Court
Book a first interview today with Resolve Conflict to see how we can help you reach a respectful resolution with minimal disruption to your child’s life.
