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5 Ways To Avoid An Expensive Divorce or Separation. Exploring the ways legal fees become unnecessarily higher and how to stop it.

5 Ways To Avoid An Expensive Divorce or Separation. Exploring the ways legal fees become unnecessarily higher and how to stop it.

Episode 88 Published 3 years, 7 months ago
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Is your main divorce or de facto separation fear having a very expensive legal bill? Are you currently going through separation negotiations, mediation, property settlement or a child custody battle? In this episode we discuss the five most common and easy ways to rack up your legal bill and how to avoid it. If you don't want an expensive divorce or separation, listen to these five things your lawyer or you might be doing and learn how to stop it.

Please note this is general advice only. Please always seek independent legal advice as everyone's situation is different.

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Strahan and Strahan Case

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  • Lawyer "Ping Pong" letters and how to avoid them

  • Why getting the facts matter

  • Why proof will save you $$$ in your legal bills

  • How to negotiate and keep your legal costs down

  • Why negotiating your property settlement isn't the same as negotiating for a house or used car with a sales agent.

  • What you need to take if you are self representing yourself at mediation

  • How does hunting for documents cost you high legal fees

  • Bank statements and disclosure in negotiations

  • What type of disclosure do you need for mediation

  • The new family law rules for disclosure

  • Why you should have a reason for each document your lawyer starts hunting

  • What happens with disclosure in your court case

  • Questions to ask yourself for each disclosure you ask for

  • How disclosure correlates to legal costs

  • Why the court is still using paper instead of online documents

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