7 Things to Know About ‘Consent Orders’
If you’ve reached an agreement with your former partner, congratulations, that’s genuinely the toughest part of the process, and you’ve come through it. You might be keen to finalise your property division and put your parenting arrangements into effect quickly. But rushing this next step is exactly where things tend to go wrong. A verbal […]
Visiting Rights
The dissolution of marriages and de facto relationships involving children often culminates in either shared parenting or sole parenting agreement in Qld (also known as parenting plans). These plans typically facilitate quality time between both parties and their child/children. While most of these arrangements operate seamlessly, occasional disruptions may arise. One parent, for instance, might […]
How To Budget Post-Separation
Divorce or separation can be quite daunting, particularly from a financial perspective. When two people commence a relationship or marry, they often merge their assets and income. When they separate, it can put a strain on the parties financially as they each move on to support households on their own. When parties go through a […]
How Long Does It Take To Go Through A Separation? – Podcast Episode 56
On the Divorce Collective podcast, Caralee Fontenele follows on from last week’s podcast, ‘ How Do I Separate Formally.’ This week, Caralee explains how long it can take to go through a separation and finalise a settlement so that you can move on to a brighter future. The thing about separation is that you are […]
Do I Need To Go To Court To File An Application For Divorce? – Podcast Episode 53
This week on the Divorce Collective Podcast, Caralee Fontenele addresses a common question: Do I need to go to court to apply for divorce? It’s important to understand that obtaining a divorce is an administrative process and does not directly address property division or parenting arrangements. While filing for divorce is an essential step, there […]
If I Have An Affair, Will I Get Penalised In My Family Law Matter? – Podcast Episode 41
This week on the Divorce Collective Podcast, join our principal Caralee Fontenele as she discusses the impact of infidelity on family law matters. At Collective Family Law Group, our team of expert family law solicitors on the Gold Coast frequently receives questions during our initial consultations, such as: DOES INFIDELITY AFFECT YOUR PROPERTY SETTLEMENT OR […]
Can I File For Divorce If My Ex Refuses To Sign The Divorce Documents? – Podcast Episode 38
Welcome back to the Divorce Collective Podcast! In today’s episode, Caralee Fontenele delves into a common concern many face during divorce proceedings: What if your partner refuses to sign the divorce papers or engage in the process? Many find themselves grappling with this issue. The reasons for such reluctance can be numerous, but the good […]
How Much Does It Cost To Separate? – Podcast Episode 37
In our latest podcast episode, Caralee Fontenele, a prominent divorce lawyer on the Gold Coast, delves into one of the most pressing concerns on the minds of those considering separation: What is the financial cost of separation? Factors Influencing the Cost of Separation The Nature of Separation: The financial implications of a separation can widely […]
What Happens To Grandparents In Family Law? – Podcast Episode 33
Hearing that your child’s relationship is falling apart is frightening enough. For grandparents, there’s often a second wave of fear right behind it: will I still get to see my grandchildren? That fear is completely understandable, and it’s one of the most common questions we hear on the podcast. The good news is that grandparents […]
How To Get a Divorce – Podcast Episode 29
This week, we have Dannielle Young on the Divorce Collective Podcast talking all about DIVORCE! Dannielle will be diving into all topics, from when you can get a divorce to what happens on the day you attend court and how you can actually get a divorce. This podcast will help you file divorce without having […]