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Family law and family violence: research to practice Karen Wilcox

By: Wilcox, Karen.
Material type: materialTypeLabelArticleSeries: ADFVC research & practice brief.Publisher: Sydney, NSW Australian Domestic and Family Violence Clearinghouse January 2012Description: 14 p.; computer file, PDF format.Subject(s): FAMILY VIOLENCE | RECOMMENDED READING | CHILD ADVOCACY | CARE AND PROTECTION | CHILDREN | DOMESTIC VIOLENCE | EVIDENCE | FAMILY LAW | INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE | JUSTICE | AUSTRALIAOnline resources: Click here to access online | Link to archive record ADFVC research & practice brief 2, January 2012Summary: This Research into Practice Brief considers how practitioners can use the evidence base to better understand and improve the experiences of children and their protective parents when they engage with family law systems, post-separation from the abuser. The paper aims to provide discussion points and practice reflections for family law sector professionals working at the intersection of these two fields, and to better equip domestic violence sector workers to engage with this sector around their shared concerns. (From the Introduction). This copy was archived by the State Library of NSW. Record #3739
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ADFVC research & practice brief 2, January 2012

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This Research into Practice Brief considers how practitioners can use the evidence base to better understand and improve the experiences of children and their protective parents when they engage with family law systems, post-separation from the abuser. The paper aims to provide discussion points and practice reflections for family law sector professionals working at the intersection of these two fields, and to better equip domestic violence sector workers to engage with this sector around their shared concerns. (From the Introduction). This copy was archived by the State Library of NSW. Record #3739