Family Division Conditions

Child(ren) Ariyan Moller Date 20/05/2021

Visits & Cooperation

1 1 Mother & Father must accept visits from and cooperate with DFFH.
Support Services
2 2 Mother & Father must accept support services as [☐ directed by/ ☒ agreed with] DFFH.
Counselling
must go to counselling as [☐ directed by/ ☐ agreed with] DFFH and must
allow reports [☐ about attendance] to be given to DFFH.

Family Violence Counselling

must go to a family violence counselling as [☐ directed by/ ☐ agreed with]
DFFH and must allow reports [☐ about attendance] to be given to DFFH.
Anger Management
must go to a course on anger management as [☐ directed by/ ☐ agreed with]
DFFH and must allow reports [☐ about attendance] to be given to DFFH.
Psych Assessment and/or treatment
3 3 Mother must go to a [☐ psychologist/ ☐ psychiatrist/ ☒ psychologist and/or
psychiatrist] as [☐ directed by/ ☒ agreed with] DFFH for [☐ assessment/ ☐
treatment/ ☒ assessment and treatment] and must allow reports to be given to
DFFH.
Paediatric Assessment and/or treatment
must [☐ take the child/ ☐ allow the child to be taken] to a paediatrician for
assessment, must allow any recommended treatment to be carried out and
must allow reports to be given to DFFH.
Alcohol/Drug Testing
4 4 Mother must submit to random supervised [☐ alcohol/ ☐ drug/
☒ alcohol and drug] testing [3 times per week on Monday, Wednesday &
Friday] or otherwise as directed by DFFH and must allow the results to be
given to DFFH.

5 5 Father must submit to testing for [☐ alcohol/ ☐ drug/

☒ alcohol and drug] dependence as directed by DFFH and must allow the
results to be given to DFFH.

Alcohol/Drug Assessment/Treatment
6 6 Mother must participate in assessment and/or treatment for
[☐ alcohol/ ☐ drug/ ☒ alcohol and drug] dependence
as directed by DFFH and must allow reports to be given to DFFH.
Abstinence
must not [☐ drink alcohol/ ☐ drink alcohol to excess/ ☐ use illegal drugs/ ☒
drink alcohol or use illegal drugs/ ☐ drink alcohol to excess or use illegal
drugs].
7 7 Mother & Father must not drink alcohol or use illegal drugs when with the child and must not be
affected by alcohol or illegal drugs when with the child.
Accommodation
8 8 Child may have respite as agreed between the parties.
must [☒ make best endeavour to] find a suitable home.
must live where DFFH directs.
9 Father must live with person assessed as suitable by DFFH, unless agreed otherwise.
Change of address
must tell DFFH [☒ at least 24 hours before/ ☐ within 24 hours of] changing
address.
Curfew
The child must not be away from home/placement between       unless the
child’s parent or caregiver agrees.
No cohabitation
9 must not live or have contact with [☐ mother and/☐ father and] child [☐ other
than Court-ordered contact].
No contact
must not have any contact with the child
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Exposing child to violence
10 10 Mother must not expose the child to verbal violence.
No physical discipline
must not hit or hurt the child for any reason.
No threats/assaults
11 11 Mother must not verbally abuse DFFH staff.
Child’s Health
12 12 Father must take the child to be taken to the Maternal and Child Health Nurse as often
as the nurse recommends.
13 13 Father must take the child to be taken to the doctor for regular check ups as required
by DFFH or the doctor and must allow reports to be given to DFFH.
School
The child must go to school every school day unless the child is ill [☐ and a
medical certificate is obtained].
must send the child to school every school day unless the child is ill [☐ and a
medical certificate is obtained].
Liberty to apply
has/have the right to come to Court and ask the Court to change the order.
Children’s Court Clinic
must go to the Children’s Court Clinic for an assessment.
The Child’s right to contact
may have contact with the child [☐ for a minimum of 1X week, supervised by
DFFH

14 14 Mother may live with the child. Contact within the home must be monitored and contact
outside the home must be supervised.

If Mother is not living with the child, Mother may have contact with the child [☒
for a minimum of three per week at times and places as agreed between the
parties.

DFFH or its nominee will supervise contact unless DFFH assesses that
supervision is not necessary. Cherlyn Petterlin and Paternal Grandmother are
assessed as suitable to supervise Mother’s contact. Upon Father completing
three clean screens as directed, Father may supervise Mother’s contact.

Preservation condition of a permanent care order

      The permanent carer(s) must preserve the child’s identity and connection to
the child’s culture of origin and the child’s relationship with the child’s birth
family.
Cultural plan for Aboriginal Child - permanent care order
      must comply with the cultural plan for the child.
Other
15 Mother & Father Must engage with a family support service such as Child First and
allow reports to be given to DFFH.