Parenting orders infographic by Aussie Divorce
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What the Court Considers When Making a Parenting Order Presumption of Equal Shared Parental Responsibility Applies Presumption of Equal Shared Parental Responsibilit y Does Not apply In Child’s Best Interest This flow chart provides basic information only Child Abuse Or Family Violence Protecting Children from Physical and Psychological Harm The Benefit of Children Having a Meaningful Relationship With Both Parents. Equal Shared Parental Responsibility Medical Matters Religious Matters Cultural Matters Education Living Arrangements Parenting Time Substantial and significant time includes children spending weekdays, weekends and holidays with each parent and each parent having meaningful involvement with the children’s daily routine ractical Considerations When deciding whether an arrangement is practical, the court will look at: how equal or substantial and significant time will affect the children how far apart the parties live 1) each parent’s ability to 2) share care and communicate with one another 3)resolve difficulties in relation to the
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Transcript of Parenting orders infographic by Aussie Divorce
What the Court Considers When Making a Parenting Order
Presumption of Equal Shared Parental Responsibility Applies
Presumption of Equal Shared
Parental Responsibility
Does Not apply
In Child’s Best Interest
This flow chart provides basic information only
Child Abuse Or
Family Violence
Protecting Children from Physical and Psychological Harm
The Benefit of Children Having a Meaningful Relationship With Both Parents.
Equal Shared Parental Responsibility
Medical Matters Religious Matters Cultural Matters Education Living Arrangements
Parenting TimeSubstantial and significant time includes children spending weekdays, weekends and holidays with each parent and each parent having meaningful involvement with the children’s daily routine
Practical ConsiderationsWhen deciding whether an arrangement is practical, the court will look at:how equal or substantial and significant time will affect the childrenhow far apart the parties live 1) each parent’s ability to 2) share care and communicate with one another 3)resolve difficulties in relation to the proposed arrangements 4) make sure that the arrangement works
