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Find resources for lawyers and legal associates including Federal Circuit and Family Court judgements.

Find Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia Rules - Division 1.

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Find Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia's 24 Practice Directions.

Provides families with access to information about family relationship issues, ranging from building better relationships to dispute resolution.

Find information and resources about continuing professional development, specialist accreditation, meeting and mediation rooms and ethics.

Find information about Australian government such as child support payments including calculators and family and domestic violence support services.

Free access to Australasian legal materials including cases and legislation.

The FLS nationally represent more than 2,500 family law practitioners to positively influence the development and practice of family law.

Find information about Queensland Court daily lists, judgements and court calendars.

Queensland's Treasury information including payroll tax, land tax, and other duties, fees and charges.

General information about the Queensland Parliament including a live cross.

General information about the Parliament of Australia including Hansard and other documents and live cross.

Find the Family Law Council's terms of reference, reports, annual reports, letters of advice and submissions.

Giving legal help to financially disadvantaged Queenslanders about criminal, family and civil law matters.

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A unique court support service explicitly and solely concerned with the needs of court users.

A worldwide association of practising lawyers who are recognised by their peers as the most experienced family law specialists.

Queensland's leading association for collaboratively-trained professionals.

The CPPAQ works on behalf of members to raise the profile of child protection law in Queensland.

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ACCSA is a non-profit Association that promotes both the analysis of and the professionalisation of the Children's Contact Services sector in Australia.