How Can I Win My Family Law Matter? – Podcast Episode 59

In today’s podcast, Caralee tackles a critical topic – the concept of ‘winning’ in a family law matter. Whether you’re navigating this process on your own, have enlisted the support of lawyers, or find yourself embroiled in litigation and applications to court, there are multiple paths to reach a conclusion. The ultimate goal is to […]
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 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 […]
What Are The Pathways To Certainty In Your Family Law Matter? – Podcast Episode 20

Here at Collective Family Law, we are a full-service law firm with many solutions to help you through your divorce and separation. Our goal for all of our clients is to get them through this period of their life as soon as possible, allowing them to move on to a brighter future faster. When going […]
How To Choose A Lawyer – Podcast Episode 3

Listen up as Caralee dives into the reasons you should consider before retaining a lawyer for your matter. It is natural to have concerns about which lawyer to retain, what the fees will likely be and whether they will give you the best advice possible. Here are my tips on how you should choose the […]
Can a Long Term De-facto Be Determined if You Don’t Live Together De Facto Relationships

A de facto relationship has been explained in a previous article. We explore a case where the Full Court of the Family Court of Australia found that a de facto relationship existed for 18 months between a married man and a former sex worker. A VERY BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE CASE OF SHA & CHAM […]