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Parents are having to turn to expensive private services to secure child access visits
In the past two years, Sahil* has had to spend about $15,000 to visit his baby son after separating from his ex-partner.
The Western Sydney man had not seen his son in 18 months because his partner had refused him access visits.
In 2019, they went to court to begin parenting proceedings…
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