Disclosure: the what, why, when & how of disclosure for divorce or de facto separation.
Disclosure: The What, Why, When & How for Divorce or De Facto Separation
No matter where you are in your divorce or de facto separation journey, disclosure is an essential part of the process. In this episode, we explore:
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What disclosure is
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When you need to provide disclosure
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What disclosure is used for
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Consequences of non-disclosure
We’ll cover disclosure related to property settlements and children's matters across various scenarios, including court, mediation, and negotiations. You'll learn practical strategies for situations such as:
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Feeling pressured to provide excessive disclosure
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Handling situations where your ex-partner is withholding disclosure
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Protecting yourself and your safety during disclosure
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DIY tips to minimize legal fees
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DIY Disclosure Episode
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Dirty Money Deeds Episode
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Pre-Action Procedures Episode
Key Questions Answered in This Episode:
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What exactly is disclosure, and when is it required?
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How can you avoid excessive legal costs associated with disclosure?
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What are common types of disclosure documents?
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How to present disclosure clearly and effectively?
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The role of lawyers in reviewing disclosure.
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What happens if either party fails to provide disclosure?
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How to handle demands for excessive disclosure?
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Can disclosure information be redacted for privacy?
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Continuous disclosure: is it ongoing?
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Disclosure's role in Family Court.
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Identifying suspicious transactions in your ex’s disclosure.
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Approaches when significant findings arise from disclosure.
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Is settlement possible without disclosure?
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How mediators and judges use disclosure.
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Managing overwhelm during the disclosure process.
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Handling disclosure in high-conflict situations, including manipulation and narcissism.
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Specific documents like tax returns, assessments, and superannuation statements.
Emergency Support Services:
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Women's Shelter Service
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Legal Aid
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Lifeline: 13 11 14
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Mensline Australia: 1300 789 978
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Kids Help Line: 1800 551 800
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Aboriginal Family Domestic Violence Hotline: 1800 019 123
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Relationships Australia
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Police: 000
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DVConnect Womensline: 1800 811 811 (24/7; number not recorded on your phone bill)
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DVConnect Mensline: 1800 600 636
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National DV line / 1800RESPECT: 1800 737 732
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Note: This information is general in nature. Always seek independent legal advice tailored to your situation.
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