In effect, the frequency and percentage of individuals that go through different judicial processes and use legal services are not the same for men and w'omen. International evidence suggests that civil and family matters are likely to be the most relevant for women. New Zealand, for example, provides sex-disaggregated data in its Family Court Statistics, w'hich show that in 2007, 91% of applicants requesting protection orders against violence were female, 61% of applicants requesting custody of children were female, 62% of applicants requesting the division of property were female and 51% of applicants requesting one-partv dissolution of marriage or civil union were female.