Who Pays The Mortgage When We Separate?

Are you puzzling over the mortgage responsibilities post-separation? We’re delving deep into this topic today. Welcome to the Divorce Collective Podcast where our senior associate Danielle Young at the Collective Family Law Group a highly trusted family law firms Gold Coast, help you navigate the nuances of family law. Let’s face it, separation can mean […]
The Role of Business Valuation in Family Law Property Settlements

Unlocking Fair Asset Division! Last week at the Divorce Collective Podcast, our senior associate Dannielle Young discussed a captivating topic that has a significant impact on family law matters – The Importance of Business Valuation in Family Law. We received an overwhelming response from our listeners, prompting us to bring you an exclusive 5-part blog […]
Contravention Series – Part 2 – Reasonable Excuse by Dannielle Young

What is a reasonable excuse? I am going to talk about it from the lens of parenting Orders. That is the threshold that parties will need to satisfy to defend a contravention application being brought against them for alleged non-compliance with a Federal Circuit and Family Court Order. When an Order is made in parenting […]
What is an Initiating Application in Family Law?
Podcast Episode 74

Family law can be very complex in Australia, and even more so when it comes to the Court process. It can be very confusing, especially when it comes to making applications to Court for your family law matter. The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) is the same court used across the […]
Don’t Let It End in Regret With Dannielle Young (Ep 73)

Let’s start at the end…. You have finalised your family law matter after a long and hard road of negotiations and for some clients, the feeling of regret can creep in. Regret around the money you’ve spent on legal fees to get the result that you received, the regret of time that has been wasted […]
Can a Child Decide Which Parent to Live With?

Divorce proceedings involving children necessitate a delicate balance, ensuring the child’s well-being while honouring the Family Law Act’s intent. The act emphasises a child’s right to maintain a meaningful relationship with both parents. However, the definition of ‘meaningful’ can vary based on individual family circumstances. While separated parents might sometimes concur on parenting arrangements, they […]
The Festive Season and Separation – Podcast Episode 43

Welcome to today’s podcast, brought to you by the expert family law team at Collective Family Law Group. Today, we have the privilege of welcoming Dannielle Young, a distinguished family lawyer and child custody specialist from our Gold Coast office. Dannielle has extensive experience in handling delicate situations like separations, de facto prenuptial agreements, and […]
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 […]
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 Is An Independent Children’s Lawyer? – Podcast Episode 24

The first year following a separation is often the most gruelling. The whirlwind of emotions, the daunting reality of a new single life, and the multitude of decisions that must be made are likely to feel overwhelming. Rest assured, though it may seem insurmountable at times, you will endure and come out stronger. Should you […]