Apprehended Violence Order in Sydney, Australia | Lawyer & law firm

Apprehended Violence Order

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 410 639 921

Address: Level 2/2 Barrack Street Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.restraining-orders.com.au

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22.01.2022 FAMILY LAW MEDIATORS I am conducting mediations via Zoom online meetings during this period as mediator. I offer a low fixed price of just $900 + GST to conduct a mediation in regard to financial property settlements or child arrangements.... In these times when the courts have substantially shut down and have a lesser capacity to deal with parties in dispute, mediation is now more than ever the most effective way to keep working on resolution of client disputes. I have 15 years experience in legal practice, Accredited Specialist in Family Law and I am a certified Mediator; so I can bring a wealth of experience in the capacity of mediator to the resolution of client disputes. My services include a pre-mediation meeting with both parties legal representatives before the actual mediation takes place and a checklist process to ensure both parties are fully prepared to enter into a mediation to give them the best chance of resolution. I am available in all State/Territory jurisdictions given that our practice that have office locations in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth already and I have appeared in each of those jurisdictions, as well as the ACT, Adelaide and others. Contact me on 0410 639 921 or by email: [email protected] Glenn Thexton #familylaw

18.01.2022 POLICE ENFORCEMENT OF PARENTING ORDERS At first instance State Police Powers are limited to undertaking a welfare check on families to ensure that in particular children are being cared for in a safe environment. If one parent is not complying with parenting orders during the COVID-19 restrictions for no other reason than the requirement to self-isolate then parenting orders can and will be enforced.... A Recovery Order Application if filed with the court, if granted an urgent hearing will be heard and determined within seven days. This can include the enforcement of spend time arrangements for the non-primary care parent, for example, to enforce school holiday time or each alternate weekend time. Once a Recovery Order is issued by the court then the Australian Federal Police (AFP) can come in and remove children from a parent. AFP action is not normally required, as by the time a court order is issued the other parent will normally comply. If you are being denied court order time pursuant to court order, Mr William Alstergren, Chief Justice of the Family Court and the Federal Circuit Court of Australia has proclaimed that there will be consequences and the courts will take decisive immediate action to redress non-compliance. https://www.abc.net.au//amid-covid-19-parents-mus/12124306 If you need advice of compliance with parenting orders get in touch with me here on Facebook by message or contact me direct on 0410 639 921. Glenn Thexton Principal THEXTON LAWYERS #familylaw #thextonlaw #recoveryorders

11.01.2022 COMPLYING WITH PARENTING ORDERS & COVID-19 COVID-19 is currently placing pressure on parents being able to fulfil their parenting obligations. This video provides general advice about how parties should approach the issue should they not be able to fulfill their obligations.... Should you require more detailed advice on how to comply with parenting orders in light of COVID-19, message me here on Facebook or call me on 0410 598 740. Matthew Buckley Solicitor THEXTON LAWYERS #ConsentOrders #ChildCustody #FamilyLawyers #FamilyLaw #ParentingArrangementsCOVID-19 #FamilyLawCOVI19 #COVID-19

02.01.2022 PARENTING CHANGEOVERS IN NSW IN LIGHT OF COVID-19 Since COVID-19, we have had a number of client's seeking clarification regarding whether they can travel to meet the changeover obligations within their parenting orders. Below is an overview of the newly introduced Public Health (COVID-19 Restrictions on Gathering and Movement) Order 2020, dated 30 March 2020. In NSW, the state government directs that a person must not, without reasonable excuse, leave a person's place of r...esidence.However, it defines a reasonable excuse, among others, as the following: 1.travelling for the purposes of attending childcare; 2.facilitating attendance at a school; 3.undertaking any legal obligations. Further, the NSW Government has directed that a person must not participate in a gathering in a public place of more than 2 persons unless, among others, that the gathering is necessary for the person to fulfil a legal obligation. In light of the above, travelling in NSW to facilitate changeovers between parents in circumstances where parenting orders exist, is not banned and should not be used as an excuse not to comply with parenting orders. It is understandable that the COVID-19 crisis is presenting parents with a myriad of complex issues, some of which do not neatly fit into existing legislation, however, should you need any advice about how to best handle your legal issue, message me here or call me now of 0410 598 740. Presently, I have a number of these matters that I am providing guidance and advice for my clients. Matthew Buckley Solicitor THEXTON LAWYERS #parentingorders #childcustody #covid19 #covid19parentingorders #nswfamlylawyer #sydneyfamilylawyer

01.01.2022 COVID-19 COURT APPEARANCE Coming to you today from outside the court waiting to get in the courts are still operating in some limited function and we will be appearing today by video link to a magistrate at another location. If you require legal assistance or clarification on the restrictions in place pursuant to the COVID-19 Government rules get in touch and we can help you.... We practice primarily in family law, but we also have a healthy practising criminal law as well. Glenn Thexton Principal THEXTON LAWYERS #COVID19 #legaladvice #crime #familylaw #thextonlaw