Research launch: Family Problems in Victoria
Watch the launch video for our new companion PULS In brief publications.
Prevalence and impact of family problems and Resolution and outcomes of family problems extract key insights from the Public Understanding of Law Survey (PULS) to investigate how Victorians experience family problems.
Our Senior Researchers, Yolanda Mansfield and Bethia Burgess, discuss what the new publications reveal about the complexity of navigating and resolving family problems, including the links to disadvantage and high unmet legal need.
They also explore what this research means for improving access to justice for Victorians, and how the research can support service design, policy, and reform.
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