The first step: getting help to reach agreement with the other parent (Chinese)

Published 2013-09-01

The first step: getting help to reach agreement with the other parent (English)

This fact sheet is for parents who are no longer in a relationship together, or are thinking about separating. It has information for parents making decisions about the children’s future. There are services that can help separated parents try to agree about the children. This is called family dispute resolution.

This information sheet is also available in Arabic and Vietnamese.

More information about how to get help in Chinese Traditional/繁體中文.

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Reviewed 28 June 2022