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When the Family Court decides parenting arrangements, the guiding principle is always the best interests of the child — not what’s convenient for parents or automatically “50/50” time.

In this video, Melody van der Wallen from Wallen Family Law explains what the Court looks at when determining parenting orders, including how age, attachment, and developmental needs affect arrangements for young children and toddlers.

You’ll learn:
• The key factors in the Family Law Act that guide parenting decisions
• How the Court prioritises safety, emotional wellbeing, and stability
• How arrangements for infants and toddlers consider attachment, sleep, and feeding routines
• How a gradual increase in time helps maintain security as children grow

Every family is different. The Court focuses on creating arrangements that protect the child’s sense of safety and belonging, while supporting a meaningful relationship with both parents.

At Wallen Family Law, we help parents build realistic, child-focused proposals that evolve as their children’s developmental needs change — balancing compassion with practical, evidence-based guidance.

🌿 Learn more or book a consultation: www.wallenfamilylaw.com.au

📍 Offices on the Northern Beaches, The Hills and Sutherland Shire

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Wallen Family Law
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