A common approach to screening, assessing and managing family violence risk.
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A common approach to screening, assessing and managing family violence risk.
A consistent, integrated and effective response to family violence and sexual violence.
This document is intended for a witness to an enduring power of attorney (EPA) in relation to property to use with a person who is considering creating such an EPA.
This document is intended for a witness to an enduring power of attorney (EPA) in relation to personal care and welfare to use with a person who is considering creating such an EPA.
This is a two-page factsheet summarising the key changes to New Zealand's family violence laws. For more information please see Safer Sooner: Strengthening New Zealand’s Family Violence Laws
The Government is overhauling our family violence laws, in particular the Domestic Violence Act 1995. The changes will improve how we respond to family violence to make victims safer and stop perpetrators using violence. It’s a package of reforms that will strengthen both the civil and criminal law. The package will also introduce future-focused provisions to support the wider Ministerial Group on Family Violence and Sexual Violence (the Ministerial Group) work programme.
Requirements for court appointed counsellors.
A guideline outlining the criteria and process for appointment of counsellors and counselling organisations providing service services in the family justice system. Updated June 2016.
This Practice Note replaces all previous Practice Notes pertaining to the selection, appointment and payment of lawyer for the child. 26-3-2015
Practice Note for the mediation process of Hague Convention cases
Incorporating the views of Te Ohaakii a Hine – National Network Ending Sexual Violence Together.
Making a parenting plan
Legal advice and support
Responding to a notice of application
Getting support with parenting arrangements
Stopping a child being taken overseas
What to expect at family court
Lawyers working with children
Work out parenting arrangements
Lawyers working with children
Mental health
Children need parents to protect them and help them
Making arrangements for your children
Parenting after you separate
Answering difficult questions from children