By Michael Avery In Shawano, Wisconsin there’s a new law that takes aim not just at bullies, but the parents of bullies. They believe the parents should be held accountable for their child’s behavior, and if the child is engaged…
By Sam Hussey A Kansas man has asked an Iowa judge to let him engage in a sword fight with his ex-wife and her attorney so that he can “rend their souls” from their bodies. David Ostrom, 40, of Paola,…
By Western Suburbs Weekly Staff Writer WA Police have suspended bulk breath and drug testing in response to the emerging COVID-19 situation. The suspension of breath and drug bus operations will be temporary, according a statement released by WA Police…
By Rhiannon Shine With people being encouraged to observe social distancing and isolation during the coronavirus outbreak, family lawyers are being asked how best to manage shared custody arrangements. Legal Aid NSW family law director Kylie Beckhouse said common questions…
By Caroline Schelle A Melbourne childcare worker scammed more than $91,000 in welfare benefits but a court has heard that it's a mystery how she spent the money. Single mother-of-two Ikraam Mohamud admitted taking cash from Centrelink while working at…
By Emily Clark and Heidi Davoren Australian children are being placed in harm’s way by the legal structure designed to determine their best interests — the family law system. James* says the earliest memories of his childhood involve being sexually…
By Heather McNeill and Emma Young Western Australia's methamphetamine use has risen to again be among the highest rates in the country, fresh data shows. The Australian Crime Intelligence Commission said meth accounted for 88.2 per cent of illicit drugs…
By Elizabeth Byrne A man who donated his sperm to a friend with the belief he could play a role in the child's life has wona High Court fight sparked by the mother's decision to move to New Zealand with their…