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Legal Services
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Child & Parenting Issues
Upon separation, parents must consider a variety of arrangements for their children.
The more common of these include:
- With whom the child lives - previously known as custody or residence
- The extent to which the child can live with both parents - otherwise known as shared care, joint custody or joint residence
- The quantity and character of time that the child spends with the non-residential parent - otherwise known as visitation, access or contact
- The extent to which parents will make decisions affecting their children together or unilaterally - parental responsibility
- With whom the child should spend special days including their birthday, their parent's birthdays, Father's Day, Mother's Day, Christmas and Easter
- How handover is conducted
- The extent to which the children communicate with their parents by telephone
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