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Family violence: Key findings from the Evaluation of the 2006 Family Law Reforms

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Kaspiew, Rae
Gray, Matthew
Weston, Ruth
Moloney, Laurie
Hand, Kelly
Qu, Lixia

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Australian Institute of Family Studies

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In summary, the evaluation found that the family law system has some way to go In achieving effective practice in the area of family violence. The data demonstrate that family violence Is a complex phenomenon, reinforcing the need for strategies based on

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Family Matters

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2037-12-31