Resources Hub

At CE Family Law, we know that reaching the best outcome for your family takes more than legal advice. Separation touches every part of life, and supporting you well means looking beyond the legal matter at hand.

Our Resources Hub brings together resources such as useful websites, helplines, books and podcasts in one place, with guidance across family and domestic violence, children's resources, property and finance, parenting, mediation and technology safety. All chosen to help you and your family move forward.

Family and Domestic Violence
Family and Domestic Violence
Support services, safety planning, advocacy organisations and practical information for individuals and families experiencing family violence.
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Finances
Property and Finance
Financial education, child support tools and practical guidance for navigating separation and financial independence.
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Parenting
Parenting
Parenting programs, communication tools and practical strategies for supporting children through family change
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Technology Safety
Technology Safety
Online safety guidance, technology audits and digital security resources for individuals and families.
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Children's Resources
Children's Resources
Child-focused books, tools and resources to support children navigating separation, conflict and change.
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mediation
Mediation
Resources to help you understand and prepare for mediation, including government information, guides to help you get ready and podcasts that walk through what to expect.
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For emotional well-being and mental health support, caregivers and professionals may wish to access:

  • Kids Helpline: Free, 24/7 counselling for children and young people (age 5-25).

  • Headspace: Mental health support for young people and guidance for caregivers.

  • Lifeline (13 11 14): 24/7 crisis support.

  • Australian Childhood Foundation: Resources and training for supporting children impacted by trauma.

  • Emerging Minds: Practice guidance for supporting infants, children, adolescents, and their families.

If you, a child, or a caregiver is in danger, contact 000 or local emergency services.