The explosion in popularity of internet dating has caused a new crisis among estranged fathers, a national men's rights group has told ninemsn. NineMSN 29 October 2009 Courts leash net-love mums By

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Conventional wisdom holds that two parents are better than one. Scientists are now finding that growing up without a father actually changes the way your brain develops. This Is Your Brain Without

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THE Rudd government has been urged to replace shared parenting laws with a model similar to that of Canada, where shared parenting after divorce is not necessarily considered in the best interests of

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IF you are a separated parent, and your children are living in a shared-care arrangement with your former spouse, who should pay for their school uniforms? Caroline Overington | October 20, 2009 Wh

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THE Family Court has removed a five-year-old boy from the care of his mother because she is living with a man whose own child, a daughter, died of neglect in a house with an "atrocious standard of hyg

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THE Rudd government is planning to roll back the controversial shared parenting law passed in the final term of the Howard government, enraging men's groups, which say the laws have finally given them

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THE Rudd government plans to roll back the Howard government's controversial shared parenting law, enraging men's groups. Caroline Overington October 19, 2009 The groups say the law, passed in the fi

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THE father of the man accused of murdering his little girl by throwing her off the West Gate Bridge tried to stop him leaving their coastal home and driving his three children back to Melbourne on the

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A MOTHER threatened to kill her toddler son a year before violently shaking him and dumping his body in a suitcase, a Sydney court has been told. AAP | October 08, 2009 Court told mum threatened

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THE Family Court rarely makes orders preventing a parent from seeing their children, even in cases where there is a history of violence. Caroline Overington | October 05, 2009 That is the conclusio

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THE High Court has agreed to hear an appeal into whether it was "reasonably practicable" to force a mother to stay in a remote mining town in western Queensland so her ex-husband could have equal cust

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