Author(s) |
Jeffries, Samantha
Field, Rachael
Menih, Helena
Rathus, Zoe
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Publication Date |
2016
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Abstract |
Cases involving families where there are allegations of domestic violence constitute a significant part of family court caseloads in Australia.1 Research undertaken by the Australian Institute of Family Studies showed that allegations of spousal violence occurred in over 51 per cent of litigated cases, with the figure rising to over 70 per cent of cases not judicially determined.2 These are complex and difficult cases often filled with allegations and counter-allegations.3
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Citation |
University of New South Wales Law Journal, 39(4), p. 1355-1388
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ISSN |
1839-2881
0313-0096
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Language |
en
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Publisher |
University of New South Wales
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Title |
Good Evidence, Safe Outcomes in Parenting Matters Involving Domestic Violence? Understanding Family Report Writing Practice from the Perspective of Professionals Working in the Family Law System:
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Type of document |
Journal Article
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Entity Type |
Publication
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