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DIVORCE ON A BUDGET: How to negotiate, mediate and go to court on a shoestring

DIVORCE ON A BUDGET: How to negotiate, mediate and go to court on a shoestring

FromThe Divorce Course Podcast


DIVORCE ON A BUDGET: How to negotiate, mediate and go to court on a shoestring

FromThe Divorce Course Podcast

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Length:
52 minutes
Released:
Apr 25, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Can you do your divorce, property settlement and parenting matters on a budget? How do you keep your costs down on this journey? How much should you try to do yourself? What should you save your dollars on and what should you spend your dollars on? In this episode we walk you through the whole process from separation to final trial including before you even think about court and explore what you can do on the cheap and what you can do yourself? Can you do a lot of the property and parenting agreements yourself. We walk you through each step of the divorce or de facto separation journey and look at what you can save your dollars on and what you shouldn’t skimp on. We also discuss the pro’s and con’s of self representation in court. Also learn why mediation could be the best way to save your dollars and how to do it.   Please note this is general advice only. Please always seek independent legal advice as everyone’s situation is different.    Click here to learn more about your DIY DIVORCE BLUEPRINT Click here for our free before you leave checklist  Click here for our free mediation checklist CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR FREE DISCLOSURE CHECKLIST GUIDE Sign up here for our next free online webinar Waitlist for our self represent in the family court course   Podcast Episodes that are related to this topic Documentation Episode How to stop your children from being used as chess pieces When amicable goes wrong episode Mediation Episode Pre Action Procedures  FDR Mediation Episode Response to initiating application What to expect in a trial   Documents mentioned in this Podcast Episode CENTRAL PRACTICE DIRECTIONS   DIVORCE ON A BUDGET: How to negotiate, mediate and go to court on a shoestring You Don’t Want to Miss Out On How to keep your costs down when going through divorce Can you do your divorce on a budget? Do you need a lawyer for divorce, childrens matters or property settlement? The risks of doing your divorce settlements without a lawyer How can you do a low cost mediation How are you charged for mediation How to keep your costs down by doing your own disclosure How is disclosure done? How much do lawyers charge for doing negotiations before court? How much do you have to spend on mediation? Can you do mediation without a lawyer? What is the most expensive part of a divorce How can you ensure that you keep your legal fees down whilst getting the best outcome for your divorce property settlement.  How seeing a psychologist can help you save money in your own divorce proceedings. How to get a mental health care plan during your divorce? Does a more expensive mediator give you a better outcome? Do fees equal expertise when it comes to mediators? How to choose a good mediation that will be worth the money that you pay. Is mediation a waste of time with a narcissist? Is mediation a waste of time with a manipulative or controlling ex? Best tips for keeping your mediation costs low. What mediation success rate is in general in Australia? When mediation happens too soon and why it might not work? The questions to ask yourself before deciding how much money to spend on mediators What to tell the judge if you can’t afford a lawyer What to tell the judge if you can’t afford mediation Can you do your own negotiations? Can you do the first court even on your own Can you be a self represented litigant for family court? What happens in the first court even and how much would it cost if you got a lawyer? How to get through a court event with your emotions intact. Type of people who might need a lawyer during court events. Things to say if you are self representing in the family court and you are overwhelmed? If you are trying to save money in the family court the pitfalls to watch out for if self representing? How to save yourself thousands during family court proceedings? What are submissions and when you might need to do them if you can’t afford to pay a mediator etc C
Released:
Apr 25, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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This Mother and Daughter duo discuss and cover the legal stages and steps that you will face on your way to freedom through divorce. These are practical and real discussions with Lyn Galvin a family lawyer of 35 years experience and her daughter Laura a divorced mother of three. Laura helps turn her mother's lawyer jargon into something everyone will understand. Lyn shares all her tips and practical advice on separating. Through this podcast they aim to help you through your Australian divorce or de-facto separation to make it more cost effective and less stressful. instagram @thedivorcecourse