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Family Law Reform: A Victory for Child Safety and Survivors of Domestic Abuse

A groundbreaking shift in family law has been announced, prioritizing child welfare over parental contact. This change, advocated by experts and survivors, aims to dismantle the pro-contact culture in family courts. The presumption of parental involvement will be removed, ensuring judges consider each case individually. Dr. Charlotte Proudman calls it a victory for children's rights, emphasizing that abusive parents will no longer have an automatic right to see their children. The decision follows decades of campaigning and a report highlighting the risks of parental contact in cases of domestic abuse. Experts caution that while this is a significant step, proper training for judges is crucial to facilitate a cultural shift. Join us as we delve into this pivotal moment in family law reform.