Family Violence in Australia

A recent Justice Project report on Family Violence in Australia by Law Council of Australia, dated August 2018:

It can affect anyone, irrespective of age, gender, socio-economic status or cultural background. 

According to statistics, in 2016 it was reported that Australian police dealt violence in family, on average, every two minutes and it was nearly three times more likely for women to experience partner violence than men.

The report prepared by the Law Council of Australia entitled “People Who Experience Family Violence” is an investigation into the barriers that people face accessing justice in circumstances of family violence.

More and more violence in the family features in the break-down of relationships and its presence will make reaching an agreement to separate your financial affairs or make proper arrangements for the children all that more difficult.

From a separation perspective, if you are experiencing conjugal violence please give us a call today so we can assist and guide you through these difficult times.

If you know someone who is experiencing it and needs counseling and support, follow the link below.

Violence in Family – A National Disgrace

Statistics show that 11 women have lost their lives to violence already this year.  Our Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia is committed to striving higher to reduce abusive and violence in the family.  We are in the midst’s of a national crisis.  It’s an all society issue.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-04-20/chief-justice-family-court-men-must-make-change-family-violence/103748036