Why co‑parenting apps are becoming essential Separation changes how families communicate and organise daily life. Many parents find that text messages, emails and handwritten notes are no longer enough once children are moving between two homes. Co‑parenting apps give separated parents one shared place to manage information about the children. These tools can reduce misunderstandings, lower tension at changeovers and make it easier to keep school activities, appointments and

If you've missed the court deadline, it's not too late. Our online Christmas and New Year holiday mediation sessions are held Australia-wide and cover Christmas Day, New Year's and the January school holidays for separated families. Up to three hours of mediation, $1,100 per party (fixed fee) to help you avoid holiday uncertainty. ​If your ex is refusing contact at the last minute, with same-week availability you can book your mediation today. Don’t let tension spoil your fam

Parenting after separation comes with many challenges. A clear, practical parenting plan helps separated families focus on what matters most: the wellbeing of their children. In this guide, you’ll learn what a parenting plan is, what to include and how thoughtful planning can reduce conflict and confusion for everyone involved.

An explanation of Family Dispute Resolution (FDR) by James Judge, an accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner (FDR) Family Dispute Resolution is a process that helps separating couples or families resolve disagreements about parenting, property, or financial matters without going to court. It’s guided by a neutral and accredited practitioner who helps everyone communicate respectfully, explore options, and reach mutually acceptable agreements. Learn More