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FamilyProperty assists people to effectively manage their property disputes. This Pilot has been designed to help guide you through the Conciliation Conference process.

Your first step will be to complete a questionnaire which gathers the information needed to prepare your documents for the Conciliation Conference. It may take up to 20 minutes to complete, however, you can do it in stages. Your progress will be automatically saved.

Here is some helpful information about Conciliation Conferences and the Duty of Disclosure.

Note: If your financial circumstances have changed since filing your original court documents, you will need to file updated forms prior to the Conciliation Conference.

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This questionnaire gathers the information needed to prepare for your property and/or parenting matter. It may take up to 20 minutes to complete, however, you can do it in stages. Your progress will be automatically saved.

Here is some helpful information about the family law process:

1. Marriage, families and separation brochure
2. Separate Smarter Video
3. Central Practice Direction
4. Before you file - pre-action procedure for financial cases
5. Before you file - pre-action procedure for parenting cases
6. Duty of Disclosure

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National helplines.

If any of these questions cause you distress, please feel free to reach out to us or to contact one of the following organisations that can offer 24/7 assistance:

National Domestic Violence Hotline	1800 799 7233
1800 RESPECT	1800 737 732
Mensline	1300 789 978
Men's Referral Service	1300 766 491
Lifeline	13 11 14
Family Violence Law Help
Family Relationships Online	1800 050 321
Police or ambulance	000

State helplines.

A family violence order (including an interim order) is generally made under a prescribed law of a state or territory to protect a person from family violence.

If you have a family violence order, you must tell the Courts about the order.

Family violence orders are called different things in different states, for example:

• Australian Capital Territory: Family Violence Order
• New South Wales: Apprehended Domestic Violence Order
• Northern Territory: Domestic Violence Orders
• Queensland: Protection Orders
• South Australia: Intervention Orders
• Tasmania: Family Violence Orders
• Victoria: Intervention Orders
• Western Australia: Violence Restraining Orders

Although the names of family violence orders differ in each state and territory, the processes in each state are similar and family violence orders made in any state and territory can be registered for enforcement in any other state or territory if needed.

Individuals who are experiencing violence in a domestic or family relationship can apply for a family violence order. Depending on the state or territory the order is being applied in, the relationships can include:

• an intimate partner or intimate personal relationship
• a family relationship, or
• an informal care relationship.

Related information

• Australian Capital Territory: Domestic Violence and Protection Orders Act 2008
• New South Wales: Crimes (Domestic & Personal Violence) Act 2007
• Northern Territory: Domestic and Family Violence Act
• Queensland: Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012
• South Australia: Intervention Orders (Prevention of Abuse) Act 2009
• Tasmania: Family Violence Act 2004
• Victoria: Family Violence Protection Act 2008
• Western Australia: Restraining Orders Act 1997