The law says that separated parents must try to reach an agreement about parenting arrangements for their child or children before going to court. There are exceptions to this law, such a domestic violence and urgency.
Our lawyers can take your matter to court if no agreement is reached or if there are specific reasons to do so, such as urgency. (An urgent situation may arise, for example, where your ex-partner wants to take the child or children interstate to live without your permission).