DiscoverInside Family Law with Zoë Durand“A different way of thinking” - On parenting Coordination overseas and recently in Australia with Dr Astrid Martalas and Craig Schneider, South Africa. AFCC Series.
“A different way of thinking” - On parenting Coordination overseas and recently in Australia with Dr Astrid Martalas and Craig Schneider, South Africa. AFCC Series.

“A different way of thinking” - On parenting Coordination overseas and recently in Australia with Dr Astrid Martalas and Craig Schneider, South Africa. AFCC Series.

Update: 2019-08-25
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“A different way of thinking” - On parenting Coordination overseas and recently in Australia with Dr Astrid Martalas and Craig Schneider, South Africa. AFCC Series.


  • What is parenting co-ordination?

  • How long does parenting co-ordination last?

  • High conflict matters and court resources.

  • Powers of the Court not usurped by parenting coordination – judicial authority and parenting coordination?

  • Role of parenting coordinator to assist, facilitate and empower the parties.

  • Education by the parenting coordinator.

  • Transforming the way parents relate to each other so ultimately, hopefully they can resolve their disputes directly.

  • Parenting coordination as a logical extension of the mediation process in Australia.

  • Parenting coordination is not therapy and is not legal advice, a new profession of the “parenting coordinator.”

  • Training and qualifications to become a parenting coordinator.

  • Domestic violence and parenting coordinator.

  • Including an order in Consent Orders for parenting coordinator.

  • Recommendations by the parenting coordinator can be used in Court proceedings.

  • South African experience with parenting coordination and the use of PC clauses in consent orders and parenting plans and how it grew and developed organically.

  • Research in Canada and America on the reduction of re-ligation.

  • History of parenting coordination.

  • Hong Kong, Singapore, Spain, UK and Australian training.

  • America, Canada and South Africa and the history of parenting co-ordination.

  • Australian WA experiences of parenting coordination.

  • Will there be resistance to parenting coordination in Australia? Recent judgment regarding several aspects of PC.

  • Breaches of orders and contravention applications and how PC may reduce this.

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“A different way of thinking” - On parenting Coordination overseas and recently in Australia with Dr Astrid Martalas and Craig Schneider, South Africa. AFCC Series.

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