Women's Legal Service Queensland presents a free legal workshop for community service providers in the Roma region, thanks to the support of the Clayton Utz Foundation.

When parents separate, decisions about children and parenting arrangements can often be complex. This session will equip professionals with an understanding of types of parenting agreements (formal and informal), and court processes in family law parenting matters.

Topics include:

Types of parenting agreements and things to consider
Steps to take before considering going to court including family dispute resolution
Court processes for resolving parenting matters
How the law considers the best interests of the child, and the role of Independent Children's Lawyers
Protected Confidences: how sensitive information and records are considered in proceedings
The intersection of parenting arrangements and Domestic Violence Orders

Designed for frontline workers and practitioners supporting people impacted by DFV, this workshop aims to strengthen practical knowledge, client support skills, and cross-system understanding.

Event Details:

Date: Wednesday 19th August 2026

Time: 9:30am - 12pm

Location: Roma Cultural Centre, Ernest Brock Room

Catering will be provided. Please provide any dietary requirements in your registration.
If you have any questions or queries, please contact RRR Program Coordinator - Holly - rrr@wlsq.org.au

Who should attend:

This session is tailored for service providers across a range of sectors, including social services, healthcare, and community support. It’s suitable for practitioners, support workers, coordinators, and anyone working directly with individuals who are affected by or experiencing domestic and family violence.

WLSQ is a specialist community legal centre providing free legal and related services to Queensland women. For more information about WLSQ please visit www.wlsq.org.au.

If you have any questions, please contact rrr@wlsq.org.au

Contact the host of When Parents Separate: Understanding Parenting Agreements and Family Law (ROMA)

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