Rejection of an application for residence
Find out why you can get rejected for an application for residence.
If you have already entered into an agreement on residence, or if you have previously received a judgment on residence, the Family Court may refuse to process a new application for a change of residence unless there are new, significant circumstances that make it best for your child to change residence.
The childs perspective
The childs perspective
Learn how the Family Law Centre sheds light on the child's perspective.
About residence
About residence
Find out where your child can have residence and address.
Can we have a case of access processed, and who can apply for residence?
Can we have a case of access processed, and who can apply for residence?
Get guidance on cases concerning access and residence. You can use the Family Law Centre's open offer before you send an application.
Shared residence
Shared residence
Guidance for the possibility of agreeing that your child can have shared residence between two parents.
Can we get help to make an agreement on residence?
Can we get help to make an agreement on residence?
Learn how the House of Family Law can help you make an agreement on residence.