The proposed reforms to the Family Law Act have passed, ensuring that our children can maintain meaningful relationships with both parents. I am deeply appreciative of the 348 people who stood behind this vision for a more equitable system. We must now remain diligent to ensure these changes are implemented …
Australian residents only please.
This petition is conducted on behalf of all children that have been effected by separation or divorce and have not been supported by the Australian Family Law act. Bills are being introduced to parliament, to reform the act, so it will give equal partners from marriage equal rights and give our children the right to equal parents.
The Family Law Act as it stands is highly flawed when it comes to protecting the interests of our nations children. It needs to be written in a way that gives both parents equal grounding. If both parents have equal capabilities and desire to support their children, and can be arranged in a way that suits the best interest of our children, then surely the law must be written in a way that will enforce this rather than restrict it. There are many reports and studies to prove that children that come from broken families with occasional or no visitation to the second parent are more likely to commit suicide, commit crime and develop social and behavioral problems. There are also many reports to prove that a shared care structure is highly beneficial to our children.
If the Family Law Court were forced to focus on shared care from the outset, it would place both parents on equal legal grounding. If both parents are in a situation where they are able to provide a happy stable home for our children and that the children have a close relationship with both parents, then surely isn
Finally someone is speaking up about this. Stop punishing the kids just because the parents didnt work out.
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Jasmine Yamamoto
23 years ago
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My brother has been through hell with the family court. He is a great dad and he deserves an equal chance to be in their lives.
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David Abadi
23 years ago
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TOTAL LACK OF FAIRNESS. I have been fighting for years just to be a regular parent. Fix this act now.
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Sarah Weber
23 years ago
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About time! The system is completely broken and outdated. Kids need both parents to grow up happy and secure.
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Peter Saunders
23 years ago
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It hurts to see how many kids are being used as leverage by ex-partners. Stop the madness and make shared care the standard.
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Mark Mansour
23 years ago
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My kids miss their dad so much. 50/50 should be the default option every single time. It shouldn't be a battle in court just to see them.
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The proposed reforms to the Family Law Act have passed, ensuring that our children can maintain meaningful relationships with both parents. I am deeply appreciative of the 348 people who stood behind this vision for a more equitable system. We must now remain diligent to ensure these changes are implemented …
Australian residents only please.
This petition is conducted on behalf of all children that have been effected by separation or divorce and have not been supported by the Australian Family Law act. Bills are being introduced to parliament, to reform the act, so it will give equal partners from marriage equal rights and give our children the right to equal parents.
The Family Law Act as it stands is highly flawed when it comes to protecting the interests of our nations children. It needs to be written in a way that gives both parents equal grounding. If both parents have equal capabilities and desire to support their children, and can be arranged in a way that suits the best interest of our children, then surely the law must be written in a way that will enforce this rather than restrict it. There are many reports and studies to prove that children that come from broken families with occasional or no visitation to the second parent are more likely to commit suicide, commit crime and develop social and behavioral problems. There are also many reports to prove that a shared care structure is highly beneficial to our children.
If the Family Law Court were forced to focus on shared care from the outset, it would place both parents on equal legal grounding. If both parents are in a situation where they are able to provide a happy stable home for our children and that the children have a close relationship with both parents, then surely isn
Finally someone is speaking up about this. Stop punishing the kids just because the parents didnt work out.