Family Law Worker

As a Family Law Worker, you will work with children and parents experiencing separation, divorce, family conflict, and other complex circumstances. A key part of your role will be coordinating and monitoring court-ordered supervised parenting time and exchanges. You will observe parent-child interactions, maintain clear and objective documentation, prepare reports for court, and respond professionally to sensitive or challenging situations.
You will also contribute to the implementation and ongoing development of supervised parenting time services, including helping establish new program practices and researching educational resources and programming that support children and families. Other responsibilities include completing Parenting Assessments and Children’s Voices Reports, conducting interviews, gathering and analyzing information, and providing education to families and community partners.
Your knowledge and relevant experience of separation and divorce, child development, family systems, interpersonal dynamics, and child abuse dynamics will guide your work in complex and emotionally charged circumstances.
Typically, knowledge obtained for this position would be obtained through a degree from an accredited university, in Social Work, Psychology, Sociology, Human Justice or a related human services discipline, combined with relevant experience working with children and families. Experience is research would be considered an asset.