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Our free Community Legal Education (CLE) webinar series is designed for community workers supporting women and children impacted by domestic and family violence or navigating the Family Law system.

Each session is offered free of charge and provides practical, accessible legal information and tools to support safe practice, effective advocacy, and informed decision-making.

Upcoming Webinars

Each month, Women’s Legal Service Queensland focuses on a new Community Legal Education theme. Explore the upcoming webinars for this month to learn more about the sessions on offer and register to attend.

Separation, Divorce & Property Settlement Webinar
Separation, Divorce & Property Settlement Webinar

Tuesday 6 October, 12:00pm – 1:00pm

This webinar provides a practical overview of the legal steps and considerations that arise when couples separate in Australia, including divorce processes, time limitations periods, and recent changes to property settlement under the Family Law Act.

Topics Include:

  • Divorce Process
  • Time limitations for de facto and married couples
  • How property settlement works
  • Recent legislative updates

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.

Children, Citizenship & Visa Status Webinar
Children, Citizenship & Visa Status Webinar

Thursday 15 October, 12:00pm – 1:00pm

Australian migration can be a complex and strict process, especially where children under the age of 18 become involved.

This presentation focuses on the Australian visa system and minor children, discussing common issues arising from the breakdown of relationships and family violence.

Our specialist migration team will provide information on topics such as:

  • Legal requirements for including children on visa applications following separation
  • Visa and citizenship status of children born in Australia
  • Visa options and obstacles for mothers of Australian citizen children

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.

Supporting Victim-Survivors of Sexual Violence Webinar
Supporting Victim-Survivors of Sexual Violence Webinar

Wednesday 21 October, 12:00pm – 1:00pm

As part of Sexual Violence Awareness Month, join Women’s Legal Service Queensland for a webinar exploring the legal pathways, rights and supports available to victim-survivors of sexual violence.

Sexual violence remains a significant issue affecting individuals and communities across Queensland. For practitioners supporting victim-survivors, understanding the available legal options and the realities of navigating legal systems is critical.

Topics include:

  • Sexual violence and consent under Queensland law, including recent reforms
  • Reporting options and investigation processes
  • Legal pathways, including criminal, civil and domestic violence matters
  • Victims’ rights and available support services

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.

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About Community Legal Education

WLSQ delivers community legal education (CLE) for service providers, volunteers, the community and women across Queensland, including in rural, regional and remote areas of the state.

WLSQ presents specialised CLE sessions in the following areas:

  • WLSQ and our referral pathways.
  • Sexual assault: counselling notes privilege.
  • Family law including:
    • Divorce and separation.
    • Parenting arrangements.
    • Property settlement.
    • Family dispute resolution.
  •  Domestic violence including:
    • Applying for a DVO.
    • Domestic violence legislation in Queensland including coercive control.
    • Safety planning.
    • The intersection of domestic violence and family law.
    • Women on temporary visas and domestic violence.
  •  Child protection matters.

Want WLSQ to bring CLE to your organisation?

If you are interested in WLSQ presenting a CLE to your organisation or workplace, please complete the CLE request form.

Please note that WLSQ may charge a fee for providing this training.

For further information, please contact the WLSQ Community Legal Education Officer:
Email cle@wlsq.org.au
Phone (07) 3392 0644

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