Transcription of Consent orders, parenting orders and parenting plans
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Consent orders , parenting orders and parenting plansA guide to preparing a written agreement with your ex-partner about arrangements for your childrenLegal Aid Queensland1 Contents2 How can this guide help me?2 When should I use this guide?3 Can I get legal advice?4 Getting help to reach your agreement8 Making your written agreement12 Preparing your application for Consent orders19 Consent order examples24 Legal words and phrases explained28 Family Law Act 1975 relevant sectionsDisclaimerThis guide is intended to provide you with information only. If you have a legal problem, you should get legal advice from a lawyer.
Consent orders are court orders that set out what both parents must do. They have the same force and effect as if you had gone to court and the court official, such as a judge, made the decision after a hearing. ... rely on, instead of a verbal agreement. It can easily be changed (as long as both people agree) without having to go to court.
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