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Parental Alienation: How Courts Respond and What Parents Should Know
Parental alienation occurs when a child’s negative view of a parent is influenced by the other parent’s behaviour. This guide explains how the family court assesses alienation concerns and protects a child’s emotional wellbeing.
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The End of the Presumption of Parental Involvement: What It Means for Parents
The presumption of parental involvement in children law is being removed, marking a major shift in how family courts approach child arrangements. This reform prioritises child safety and welfare, particularly where abuse or safeguarding concerns exist.
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Domestic Abuse and Family Law: What You Need to Know
Learn how the courts assess risk and protect families.
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