Darwish & Darwish 2014 FamCA 290
A family consultant recommended that an infant's time with his father should follow a graduated approach, starting at…
A father applied to extend his time with an infant. An expert recommended an access plan where the father’s time with the infant increased in a graduated approach.
The judge ordered a graduated approach where the infant spend 3.5 hours per day with the father for four days of the week for one month, followed by contact on three days of the week of 7.5 hours twice per week and 3.5 hours once per week for a month, followed by 7.5 hours per day on three days of the week.
A family consultant recommended that an infant's time with his father should follow a graduated approach, starting at…
The case involved an appeal against the procedure followed by a judge. The couple had a…
A single mother of infant twins aged about 4 months observed lesions on the faces of…
Orders were made for a child aged 4 years to live with the father and spend…
The mother had obtained work in an overseas country and had relocated with the young child…
A judge ordered a progressive increase (graduated approach) in the number of overnight stays with her…