Domestic and family violence
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Domestic and family violence is an issue we frequently encounter in our family law practice. We have a strong track record of success working with client’s who have experienced family violence.
We understand the risks and complexities unique to these matters, and we will guide you with patience and respect.
Separation never occurs in a vacuum, and this is reflected in the sheer volume of matters before the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia involving allegations of domestic and family violence, including coercive control and narcistic abuse.
Family violence includes violent, threatening or other behaviour that coerces or controls a member of that person’s family or causes them to be fearful. the behaviours experienced during the breakdown of a relationship, which can be the grounds for a protection order.
In some cases, domestic and family violence is situational. In other cases, there may be a significant history of family violence with deeply entrenched patterns of behaviour resulting in a cycle of fear control.

Here are links to some helpful resources and support:
Women’s Legal Service Queensland | Free legal assistance (wlsq.org.au)
Not for Profit Family Legal Service for Men | MLS | Australia Wide (menslegalservice.org.au)
Home | 1800RESPECT
White Ribbon Australia | Stop men’s violence against women
Family violence: Overview | Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (fcfcoa.gov.au)
Family and domestic violence – Services Australia
What is domestic and family violence? | Family Violence Law Help
If you are experiencing family violence or need assistance responding to an application for a protection order, we encourage you to contact our experienced team to discuss your situation.
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