TASC & Family Relationship Centre Partnership

by admin on May 5, 2011

TASC is working with the Family Relationship Centres in Toowoomba and Ipswich, Legal Aid Queensland and the South West Brisbane Community Legal Centre to provide family law advice to people who have accessed the Family Dispute Resolution process at the FRC’s. Family Law Information Sessions will also be held on a regular basis to inform people of the process and their rights and obligations under the Family Law Act in relation to parenting issues.

This partnership is another initiative of the Commonwealth Attorney General.

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