Building a Better Future: Responding to Family Violence and Conflict

Family violence and conflict have profound impacts on children, especially in cases of separation or divorce. The Toowoomba and South West Queensland Family Law Pathways Network is proud to present this conference which aims to bring together professionals who work with separating and divorced parents to address these critical issues.

Key Highlights:

• Speakers: Community leaders, including members of judiciary from the Queensland Courts and Family Court and Federal Circuit Court of Australia 
• Networking: Opportunities to build relationships and develop referral mechanisms among service providers.

Join us to make a difference in the lives of families and children affected by family violence and conflict.

SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENT TO BE MADE MONDAY 5 MAY 2025.

ABOUT THE TOOWOOMBA AND SOUTH WEST QUEENSLAND FAMILY LAW PATHWAYS NETWORK

Family Law Pathways Networks is a national program funded by the Attorney General’s Department for professionals working with families who are separating, or have separated, and co-parenting families. The aim is to support practitioners to work collaboratively, maintain strong networking relationships and develop appropriate referral mechanisms, across the broader Family Law system.  This is done through events, training, information sharing, development and distribution of resources. This can be webinars, seminars, workshops, forums, networking events.

The Toowoomba and South West Queensland Family Law Pathways Network is based in Toowoomba. We service an area of approximately 487,456 km2 from the Darling Downs including Toowoomba, Warwick and Dalby, to the South West including Roma, St George, Cunnamulla and Charleville. We have a steering committee made up of local professionals who help guide the activities undertaken for the year.  

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