Parenting orders
For the law and guidance about parenting orders, start with the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.
Court information on parenting ordersYOUR ORDERS. YOUR CONVERSATION.
Co-parenting communication and your orders.
If you have parenting orders or a family violence order (FVO), Clearline can use the conditions you add to guide message checks. You review the reading before using it.
FROM DOCUMENT TO MESSAGE CHECK
Add. Review. Confirm.
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Add your document
Upload your orders as a PDF on the Orders page.
- 02
Review the reading
Read the conditions Clearline has picked up. Compare them with your document and check anything unclear with your lawyer.
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Confirm before use
Confirm the reading. Your messages are then checked against those conditions. See the message check in practice.
THE DIFFERENT DOCUMENTS
Finding the right information.
“Communication orders” is a broad description on this site. Your document may use a different name.
Section 68B injunctions
The Court explains these injunctions in its information about protection and risk.
Court information on injunctionsFamily violence orders (FVOs)
Legal Aid NSW has information about apprehended violence orders and family law. For advice about your own orders, contact your lawyer or local Legal Aid service.
Legal Aid NSW: orders and family lawA CHECK, WITH LIMITS
Your document stays the starting point.
Clearline flags wording for review. It does not decide what an order means, change an order or give permission to contact someone.
The reading needs your review. A result of Within describes the check, not the legal effect of a message.
See how your lawyer can be involved. Read more about your information and record.
A MOMENT BEFORE SEND
Start with a clearer conversation.
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