The Family Law - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Ready for This
Melissa and Benjamin plan to sneak into a year 12 party where there will be alcohol. Melissa only has eyes for the boys that will be there.
Close Encounters of the Male Kind
An accidental rear-end in the school car park leads to a new romance for Jenny; Ben is targeted by bullies due to his love for musical theatre.
Painfully Camp
Benjamin becomes obsessed with spying on Klaus while he is working out across the road and worries about what it could mean. To escape temptation, Benjamin enthusiastically agrees to go on a camping trip.
Dancing in the Dark
With the school dance approaching, Benjamin is excited as he and Melissa have organised matching outfits, however things go awry when Melissa gets a date; Jenny spots Pete out with another woman and decides to turn to internet dating.
Panic Stations
Benjamin struggles with his feelings for Klaus after a drama exercise leaves him tense; Peter calls Jenny out of the blue to ask her to dinner, forcing her to confront her feelings.
Number One Gay Son
Aunty Maisy arrives at Jenny's kitchen with a problem: her son has come out as gay. Benjamin convinces himself that Jenny is homophobic after overhearing part of their conversation, and feeling resentful throws himself into the talent quest.
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