subject: Children and Schooling After Divorce (Considering Australian Law) [print this page] However, having said that, there are some matters which might normally be regarded as day to day issues, but which have the potential of being major long term issues. For example, what a child eats during time spent with a parent is normally a day to day issue and a matter for the parent, in whose care the child is at the time, to be responsible for. But, if there is a significant issue with a particular child's health and diet, then the decision as to what the child eats has the potential of being a major long term issue which needs the consideration, cooperation and joint involvement of both parents.
Children and Schooling After Divorce (Considering Australian Law)
