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The movement for Fathers' Rights in Australia shares identical Fathers' rights objectives with those in other common law jurisdictions such as the USA and the United Kingdom.

The political parties that support a policy of equal parenting are:

Several polls indicate strong support for equal parenting legislation.

Residential parental relocation

An example of a divisive issue is non-consensual residential parental relocation. The current law supports “a mother’s right to live whereever she pleases” (D and SV [2003] FamCA 280 - CORAM: NICHOLSON CJ, KAY & MONTEITH JJ). This judgement has been criticised by fathers' groups since (a) there is no requirement to provide a reason for relocating with the children, or (b) to inform the non-resident parent (usually father) of the intended move.


External link: Fathers4Equality



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