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mylinh-nguyen

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Family LCMs
« on: June 20, 2017, 11:28:08 pm »
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I need help is there any cases and media for family when there is a relationship breakdown and the legal obligations and responsibilities of children
any help would be appreciated :)

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Re: Family LCMs
« Reply #1 on: July 10, 2017, 02:24:55 pm »
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Not sure if you'd still need help on this. But if you were to clarify what type of case you want I'd be happy to help

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Re: Family LCMs
« Reply #2 on: July 14, 2017, 06:41:34 pm »
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To find cases go to the austli website and type in the advanced search the area your looking for and then choose the family court of australia. It picks out relevant cases and you can read about each case.

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Re: Family LCMs
« Reply #3 on: July 14, 2017, 08:10:39 pm »
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Not sure if this case'll help but in my notes, I added the case Campbell v. Campbell (1988) where the court ruled that upon the divorce of two parents, the father would have to pay child support payments for as long as the children of the marriage would still be in school. I was able to relate this to the children being entitled to education + the parent's legal obligation of having to allow them access to education. The only downside is that this case was set in Alabama, not Australia. There's more on the case at http://caselaw.findlaw.com/al-court-of-civil-appeals/1029589.html. Hopefully this helps (:
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Re: Family LCMs
« Reply #4 on: July 14, 2017, 08:34:11 pm »
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Perhaps you could even talk about the sally faulkner case, and the difficulty of the breakdown of family relationships between nations. It highlights an issue of enforceablity with the Hague convention and also had heaps of media coverage- 60 Minutes was involved

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Re: Family LCMs
« Reply #5 on: July 15, 2017, 12:03:50 am »
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To find cases go to the austli website and type in the advanced search the area your looking for and then choose the family court of australia. It picks out relevant cases and you can read about each case.

Great tip Lucy, welcome to the forums! ;D

Perhaps you could even talk about the sally faulkner case, and the difficulty of the breakdown of family relationships between nations. It highlights an issue of enforceablity with the Hague convention and also had heaps of media coverage- 60 Minutes was involved

Not sure if this case'll help but in my notes, I added the case Campbell v. Campbell (1988) where the court ruled that upon the divorce of two parents, the father would have to pay child support payments for as long as the children of the marriage would still be in school. I was able to relate this to the children being entitled to education + the parent's legal obligation of having to allow them access to education. The only downside is that this case was set in Alabama, not Australia. There's more on the case at http://caselaw.findlaw.com/al-court-of-civil-appeals/1029589.html. Hopefully this helps (:

So helpful, thanks to you both, you are awesome ;D

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Re: Family LCMs
« Reply #6 on: July 17, 2017, 02:03:25 pm »
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Not sure if this case'll help but in my notes, I added the case Campbell v. Campbell (1988) where the court ruled that upon the divorce of two parents, the father would have to pay child support payments for as long as the children of the marriage would still be in school. I was able to relate this to the children being entitled to education + the parent's legal obligation of having to allow them access to education. The only downside is that this case was set in Alabama, not Australia. There's more on the case at http://caselaw.findlaw.com/al-court-of-civil-appeals/1029589.html. Hopefully this helps (:
oh ok thanks heaps!!

To find cases go to the austli website and type in the advanced search the area your looking for and then choose the family court of australia. It picks out relevant cases and you can read about each case.
thanks

Perhaps you could even talk about the sally faulkner case, and the difficulty of the breakdown of family relationships between nations. It highlights an issue of enforceablity with the Hague convention and also had heaps of media coverage- 60 Minutes was involved
Ahh yeah thanksss
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