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A federal government review last week found the Family Court is struggling to deal with drawn-out custody battles involving violence.

By AvenueDeSaxeNovember 24, 2016August 9th, 2022No Comments

A federal government review last week found the Family Court is struggling to deal with drawn-out custody battles involving violence.

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A federal government review last week found the Family Court is struggling to deal with drawn-out custody battles involving violence.

A federal government review last week found the Family Court is struggling to deal with drawn-out custody battles involving violence.

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