Urgent Parenting matters provides family lawyers with a framework for dealing with emergency parenting issues, this practical skills-based
training module is presented by duty solicitors who regularly deal with emergency Recovery and Watchlist cases.
Useful documents
Best Practice Guidelines for Lawyers Doing Family Law Work (4th edition)
Separation and Stress
Legal Aid Application Form
A Resource Kit for Parents
Put Child on Family Law Watchlist (EIU Factsheet 1)
Remove Child from Family Law Watchlist (EIU Factsheet 2)
Travel Order (EIU Factsheet 3)
Recovery Orders (EIU Factsheet 4)
Forced Marriage (EIU Factsheet 11)
What Happens When Your Relationship Ends
Additional Support Services for Clients or Lawyers Information Sheet
Australian Federal Police: Recovery Order Information Sheet
Australian Federal Police: Family Law Watchlist Request Form
Australian Federal Police: Family Law Watchlist Enquiry Form
Useful links
- Legal Aid NSW Policies: Family Law
- Legal Aid NSW Means Test Indicator
- Legal Aid NSW Grants Division
- Legal Aid NSW Facts Sheets and Resources
- Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia – Legislation
- Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia – Contact
- Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia – Children: My application is urgent
- Central Practice Direction – Family Law Case Management
- Family Law Practice Direction – Parenting Proceedings
- Family Law Act 1975
- Family Law Regulations 1984
- Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Family Law) Rules 2021
- Legal Profession Uniform Law Australian Solicitors’ Conduct Rules 2015
- Commonwealth Courts Portal
- Request International Travel Records
- Australian Passports Office - Child Alert Requests
- Suicide Call Back Service
- Lifeline
- Legal Aid NSW Domestic and Family Violence Resources
- Family DOORS (Detection of Overall Risk Screen)
- National Domestic and Family Violence Bench Book
- Family Violence Best Practice Principles
- Charter of Victims Rights
- ANROWS
- DV-alert
- 1800 RESPECT for Professionals
- Education Centre Against Violence (ECAV)
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Disclaimer
The Lawyer Education Series has been developed for lawyers, not self-represented parties. The training modules assume a high level of foundational legal knowledge because they are made for lawyers. The modules are not a complete guide to the law and should not be relied upon for the preparation of your case. If you require legal help you should call 1300 888 529.
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