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Australian Family and Fertility Law
Parenting plans vs consent orders explained
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Bruce Provan
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Parenting plans vs consent orders — one is flexible, the other is legally binding, and choosing wrong could cost you.
Bruce Provan, Managing Director and accredited family law specialist at Page Provan explains.
In this video:
- The difference between a parenting plan and a consent order
- Why a parenting plan isn't legally binding but works for most parents
- When a consent order is the better choice — and how hard it is to vary later
- What "material change of circumstances" means for changing parenting orders
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