If you and the other parent both agree to change the Parenting Orders, you should get legal advice about the next steps.
If you can’t agree about changing the Parenting Orders, you may need to go to the Family Courts.
Unless an exception applies, you must try Family Dispute Resolution (mediation) before you can go to the Family Courts about your children.
Domestic and family violence is an exception to trying Family Dispute Resolution, but sometimes going straight to court may not be the best option for you.
Some people prefer to try Family Dispute Resolution even if there’s been domestic or family violence. If you’re worried about your safety, steps can be taken to make Family Dispute Resolution safe. You can get get legal advice about what is best for you.
See I have experienced domestic and family violence – do I have to go to Family Dispute Resolution?
