Call for research participants on relocation after parental separation

Call for research participants on relocation after parental separation

University of Sydney researchers are calling for families to take part in a study about what happens when a parent wants to move with their children following separation – either within Australia or overseas. All information will be treated with the strictest confidence. Principal Investigators: Professor Patrick Parkinson, A/Professor Judy Cashmore and Hon Richard Chisholm, Faculty of Law, University of Sydney. If interested, please call (02) 9351 0352 or by email: j.single@usyd.edu.au

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