Please note: This publication is currently under review, and is being updated to reflect changes to the law made by the Family Law Amendment Act 2023. For further information on how these changes may impact you see Family Law Amendment Act 2023: Factsheet for parents and Family Law Amendment Act 2023: Factsheet for family law professionals
Separation or divorce does not normally end your involvement and responsibility as a parent. Children need the continuing affection and support of both parents. This will require cooperation with your former partner which may not always be easy.
New ‘amica’ online service to assist couples to separate amicably
amica is a ground-breaking new digital service that empowers separating couples to resolve their family law disputes online.
amica uses artificial intelligence technology to suggest a split of assets, based on the kinds of agreements reached by other couples in similar circumstances, and how courts generally handle similar disputes. amica can also assist parents to develop a parenting plan for their children.
