VIC Are There Penalties for Making False Statements in an Affidavit?

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Do the same as allforher stated when speaking with the court appointed family reporter. Remember ' what's in the best interest of the child', including equally realising the importance of the mother in the child's life as their father.

Congratulations again. As I mentioned, don't worry going up against a barrister, if you have done your homework and think of the child as not a 'possession' but a person with rights which is solely what the Judge considers hence in the best interest of the child/ren. Not the adults' needs and wants. The family report writer will be the same. You proudly did well for yourself.

 

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Don't worry about barristers. In some states when you get admitted as a solicitor, you become a barrister as well! Remember it's in the best interests of the child. When in court don't be petty, but that only comes through if you're like that in life.

 

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Don't worry about barristers. In some states when you get admitted as a solicitor, you become a barrister as well! Remember it's in the best interests of the child. When in court don't be petty, but that only comes through if you're like that in life.

Before a solicitor can become a barrister, they must apply and pass tests, so to speak, as well as be accepted by the peak body.

There is a difference between a solicitor and a barrister. One of the main is that you can not go straight to a barrister. One must go to a solicitor and recommends a barrister is required or a person requests they have a barrister argue their case then this is their right.