Child Custody Legal Process

Summary

Navigating child custody across states involves understanding the Family Law Act 1975, jurisdictional issues, and court order enforcement. Legal advice is recommended. Consider applying for parenting orders in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, providing evidence of limited contact and intervention orders. Mediation may also be an option for resolving disputes amicably.

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Jake Rhodes
Hey Jake, nice to meet you! What legal issue are you facing in Queensland? I'll do my best to provide some helpful information.
I’m fro. NSW and the other party is in vic with my kids
Hey Jake, it sounds like you're dealing with a family law matter across different states. Are you looking to address custody or visitation issues? Understanding your main concern can help provide more specific guidance.
So pretty much
It seems like you're dealing with a family law issue that involves multiple states. Here are some general points regarding custody and visitation matters in Australia:
- Family law is governed by the Family Law Act *, which applies nationally.
- Jurisdiction may be influenced by the location of the child or the parties involved.
- For interstate matters, you might need to consider how court orders are enforced across states.
Would you like more detailed information or assistance with the legal process?
*. Background I am the biological father of Tyson and Ruby. Tyson was born in *, and Ruby was born shortly after my former partner and I briefly reconciled following an Intervention Order period. Since Tyson’s birth, my time with him has been extremely limited, amounting to approximately six to eight weeks total over the course of his life. My time with Ruby has been similarly limited. *. Intervention Orders and Allegations An Intervention Order was taken out against me shortly after Tyson’s birth. During the initial *-month period of that order, I had no contact with Taylor or my child. Near the end of that order, Taylor and I resumed contact, reconciled briefly, and she became pregnant with Ruby. Following a further argument, another order was made, which ultimately resulted in a long-term no-contact order. Over the last 12 months, I have been brought before the court multiple times for alleged breaches of the Intervention Order. Each of these matters was dismissed or struck out
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Hey Jake, dealing with intervention orders and custody across states can be quite complex. Here are some general pointers:
- You may apply to vary or revoke existing orders if circumstances change.
- Legal advice may help in understanding cross-state jurisdiction and enforcement.
- Consider mediation for resolving disputes amicably.
Do you need more detailed guidance on any of these aspects?
I want to apply for children’s court as I can’t get onto her about the kids at alll
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Hey Jake, applying to the children's court for custody or visitation can be a good step. Here are general guidelines for Queensland:
- File an application for parenting orders in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.
- Provide detailed evidence supporting your claims about limited contact and the impact of intervention orders.
Would you like more specific guidance on these steps?