
Cases involving the proposed relocation of a child are difficult cases for the Court to decide.
Generally, decisions in relocation cases apply the same criteria as for other parenting cases, namely, what is in the best interests of the child.
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Cases involving the proposed relocation of a child are difficult cases for the Court to decide.
Generally, decisions in relocation cases apply the same criteria as for other parenting cases, namely, what is in the best interests of the child.

The Biggest Risks in De Facto Relationships in Australia The disadvantages of de facto relationships in Australia are often misunderstood. The biggest risk is not

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