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Australia’s Divorce Services DirectoryWhen it seems that the love has flown out from beneath your wings, you may feel exhausted, floored, grounded. It can feel like your whole world has turned upside down. Yet the world is filled with people who can help get you and your family back on your feet. Perhaps separation isn’t the only option for you.
i-dont.com.au is a directory service which can help you locate professionals who can help you decide the best way to deal with the issues.
Perhaps family counselling will lead towards healing; perhaps financial advice might help with some of the problems you and your partner are tryingto cope with; perhaps legal advice can help you sort through issues.
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The law as it stands in relation to gay co-fathers rights is essentially non existent. This paper explores pieces of legislation that are prohibiting gay fathers from being legally recognised as parents to their children, including analysis of the Family Law Act 1975 and corresponding State and Territory legislation.
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The breakdown of a relationship and changes to families are stressful for parents and children.
These experiences are even more acute and distressing when when a parent is told that the children will not spend time with them.
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Divorce ArticlesIndustry experts provide articles across a broad range of subject matter relating to divorce. Find an article on a topic that interests you and refer to it again and again. You can do a lot to make the road to resolution easier for everyone involved. Stay informed across all topics, the legal, the financial as well as the social and emotional.
Get Prepared.Get prepared for the road ahead. This section links you to government and community websites that relate to the practical, emotional, social and parental aspects of dealing with your relationship change.
The more prepared you are, the more apparent your future will be and the more empowered you will feel.