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Family Relationships Online

Family Relationships Online is an Australian Government (Department of Social Services) web resource providing information for all families — together or separated — about family relationship issues. It helps people find appropriate local support services, understand options for resolving disputes, and navigate parenting arrangements after separation, serving as a central gateway into the government's family relationship services network.

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Practitioners direct separating clients here to find local family relationship services (counselling, dispute resolution, Family Relationship Centres) relevant to their situation.

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