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What is domestic violence?

For more information about domestic violence visit the WLSQ Domestic Violence factsheet.

Does domestic violence mean I need to prove they physically hurt me?

For more information about domestic violence visit the WLSQ Domestic Violence factsheet.

What is a protection order?

For more information about protection orders visit the WLSQ Domestic Violence factsheet.

What 3 things do you need for a protection order?

For more information about protection orders visit the WLSQ Domestic Violence factsheet.

Is a protection order the same as a parenting order?

For more information about protection orders visit the WLSQ Domestic Violence factsheet.

Is it okay someone is controlling my bank account and money?

For more information about financial abuse visit the WLSQ Financial Abuse Factsheet and the WLSQ Financial Counselling Factsheet

Steps to secure finances when planning to separate

For more information about financial abuse visit the WLSQ Financial Abuse Factsheet and the WLSQ Financial Counselling Factsheet

How can a financial counsellor help me?

For more information about financial abuse visit the WLSQ Financial Abuse Factsheet and the WLSQ Financial Counselling Factsheet

What is relationship debt?

For more information about financial abuse visit the WLSQ Financial Abuse Factsheet and the WLSQ Financial Counselling Factsheet

What is financial hardship?

For more information about financial abuse visit the WLSQ Financial Abuse Factsheet and the WLSQ Financial Counselling Factsheet

What is coercive control?

For more information about coercive control see the WLSQ Coercive control factsheet co-produced with NQWLS.

Five questions to ask about coercive control

For more information about coercive control see the WLSQ Coercive control factsheet co-produced with NQWLS.

Does my partner need to agree to getting separated?

For more information about Divorce and Separation visit the WLSQ Divorce and Separation factsheet.

In a sexual assault case do I have to give counselling notes if requested?

For more information about Counselling Notes Protect visit the Counselling Notes Protect (CNP) Provider page.

Acknowledgement

WLSQ acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live and work, particularly the Turrbul, Yuggera, Kabi Kabi/Gubbi Gubbi, Ugarapul peoples and the Yugambeh Language Region on whose lands our offices sit. We recognise their continuing connection to this Country, its waters, and culture. We acknowledge that their sovereignty was never ceded. We pay our respects to Elders, past and present, and we especially honour First Nations women and the traditions they carry.

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