'We need to do things differently': What the new family law system will look like following the major court merger

‘We need to do things differently’: What the new family law system will look like following the major court merger
‘We need to do things differently’: What the new family law system will look like following the major court merger
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Come September, the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia will look very different, starting with a faster and less costly family law system. Despite some heavy criticisms from the wider legal profession, Chief Justice Will Alstergren promises that families, victims of family violence and other clients will be better off. 
The newly merged Federal Circuit and Family Court (FCFC) will officially commence its updated operations from 1 September. It promises to begin delivering “modern, transparent and more efficient systems of justice” for parties to get through the family law system as “safely, quickly and fairly as possible” without unnecessary delays. 

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