Category - Parenting Arrangements and Children
TGB’s Jane Miller talks to FiveAA Radio about Christmas and holiday child custody disputes in South Australia.
30/10/12: Audio available from FiveAA
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TGB is South Australia’s largest family law firm. Contact (08) 8212 1077.
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TGB’s Jane Miller writes about child custody over the Christmas and school holiday period, and warns about an important court deadline.
Naturally, most parents look forward to spending as much time as possible with their children during the Christmas and summer school holiday period.
For separated couples, the...
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TGB family and divorce lawyer Jane Miller on the legal rights of a child’s extended family after divorce.
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Family law specialist Jane Miller says proposed surveillance laws would make it even more difficult for separating couples to use audio and visual recordings against each other during disputes.
Ms Miller, a Partner at South Australia’s largest family law firm Tindall Gask Bentley, said many clients are already unable to use...
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A child’s surname can be a hot issue for separating couples. TGB's Family Lawyer Jane Miller discusses the legal options.
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Adelaide family and divorce lawyer Jane Miller talks to the Advertiser about grandparents taking custody of their grandchildren in divorce proceedings.
30/8/12: Read the full article on AdelaideNow here
Contact Jane on (08) 8212 1077.
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TGB Partner Jane Miller was live in the studio at 1395 FiveAA talking about separation, divorce, same-sex and defacto relationships and more.
22/8/12: Interview available at FiveAA
TGB is the largest family and divorce law firm in South Australia. Click here for more information or contact Jane on (08) 8212 1077.
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Dealing with separating parents can be difficult for teenage children, especially when trying to come up with suitable custody and living arrangements, writes Adelaide family and divorce lawyer Jane Miller.
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Adelaide lawyer Richard Yates looks at what the law says about how long is too long for parents to leave their children unattended.
When an Australian mother pleaded guilty to a charge of neglect after leaving her children alone in her car for ten minutes, debate raged.
The woman, from Queensland, popped into the shops...
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