Launching in September 2026, our new Family Law series on video streaming platform Parent TV offers easy-to-understand advice and legal insights to help parents navigate some of life’s most challenging moments.
Attwood Marshall Lawyers is proud to lend a legal voice to Parent TV’s growing library of content, helping parents prepare for the common obstacles they may face during separation and divorce.
Parent TV offers thousands of on-demand video resources to support parents, schools, childcare centres, professionals and organisations that contribute to the education, care, and wellbeing of children.
Attwood Marshall Lawyers’ Partner Hayley Condon, Associate Laura Dolan, and Associate Breanna Farrell cover the following topics as part of this series:
- How to prepare for separation,
- How mediation works to resolve matters with your ex,
- What child support covers,
- Travelling with children after separation,
- Introducing a new partner after separation,
- The difference between Parenting Plans and Parenting Orders,
- Changing a child’s surname,
- Grandparents’ rights,
- Leaving a violent relationship when you have children, and
- Surrogacy in Australia.
Anyone can join Parent TV to access these online videos and more.
What is Parent TV?
Parent TV is the brainchild of Founder and CEO, Sam Jockel. As a parent of three children herself, Sam recognised while studying community development at university that while there was no shortage of parenting blogs, online communities and advice, more information doesn’t always mean more support.
Sam saw first-hand that many parents and their children were struggling, with families also becoming increasingly disconnected. She wanted to help change that for the next generation.
Parenting today looks very different to previous generations. As new research continues to emerge, Parent TV aims to give parents practical advice and evidence-based information to help them navigate modern parenting challenges.
Parent TV offers wide-ranging content, including insights from the world’s leading parenting and educational experts, covering education, mental health, child behaviour, pregnancy, technology, social wellbeing, and more.
Individual videos can be rented, or viewers can choose a monthly subscription or annual membership to access more than 2,000 videos and interactive learning resources.
Our team are delighted to sit alongside respected experts such as Dr Justin Coulson, Maggie Dent, Dr Kristy Goodwin, Katie Forsythe, and Rachel Doherty, to name a few.
Bringing legal expertise to Parent TV
Our family lawyers understand the broader issues parents and families often face when legal problems arise.
Part of their role is making the law accessible. That means cutting through the legal jargon and providing practical information in language people can understand.
Partnering with Parent TV is a natural extension of that commitment. It gives Attwood Marshall Lawyers another way to share our legal insights and real-world stories that help parents better understand their rights, responsibilities, and options.
We hope our episodes provide parents and families with confidence and peace of mind when they need it most.
Disclaimer: The information shared in these episodes is intended as general information only and should not be relied upon as legal advice. Every family’s circumstances are different, and if you require advice about your own situation, you should seek independent legal advice tailored to your individual needs.
Attwood Marshall Lawyers – helping families resolve conflict
Our Family Law team has extensive experience handling parenting disputes and financial agreements. We focus on resolving matters as efficiently as possible, reducing conflict, and always keeping the best interests of the children front and centre.
If you need advice on a parenting matter, contact our Family Law Department Manager, Donna Tolley, to set up an appointment on 07 5506 8241, email dtolley@attwoodmarshall.com.au, or free call 1800 621 071.
Our team is available at our offices in Robina Town Centre, Coolangatta, Southport, Kingscliff, Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne.
