Queensland single parents family law consultancy

01/11/2021

Saw an interesting and inflammatory article below about a mother that lost her kids through the Australian legal system and thought that I would share it. Without any real knowledge of the actual case, there seems to be a large number of “loaded” comments on behalf of the mother that paint a picture of unfairness of Australian Family Law. What is your opinion on this piece? Do you personally have experience with Australian family
Law courts? I am interested to see what everyone thinks of this one!

...this is why we will always have woman and children murdered in the street in broad daylight as police and the legal system have no power protecting women

25/10/2021

Hi Queensland parents, we are new to Facebook and offer a consultative service to assist you in gaining access to your child through the Federal Circuit Court of Australia. We provide assistance with pre-action procedures required to begin court proceedings, and also provide all the necessary guidance to allow you to file your own court documentation and represent yourself in court.

The Federal Circuit Court of Australia provides every opportunity for everyday Australian parents to represent themselves in court, but the majority of people who find themselves needing to embark on this journey either believe it is too hard, or simply too risky to take the chance on self-representation. Considering the well known costs associated with appointing a lawyer/barrister (I have personally witnessed a hearing where a demand of costs for the day was $12,000 for barrister and supporting team representation!), and knowing that the opportunity exists to represent yourself adequately, it makes sense to consider other options.

We have already helped a number of Queensland parents to gain access to their children through self-representation in the Federal Circuit Court of Australia, so please feel free to contact us to discuss how we can help you to gain access to your child without the need to break the bank and pay for expensive representation.