Australian Financial Review,
This increasingly popular divorce strategy can save money and tears, April 2024
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NewsCorp Weekend Magazines, NSW, QLD, SA & VIC
The field of experts helping couples have a ‘good’ divorce, March 2024
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Australian Financial Review,
It’s divorce season. This is what to do about money, March 2024
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Women’s Agenda
Divorce can be heavy… how to lighten the load
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News.com.au
Divorce stats reveal sad cost of living truth
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Financial Review
10 ways to stop ‘silver divorce’ destroying your wealth
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Adelaide Advertiser
Why more women are instigating divorce
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ABC Radio
Separated couples that still live together | The Conversation Hour
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The College of Law
3 key insights from the State of Separation Impact report: Making Separation Simpler | News and insights
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Mamamia
‘A year after splitting, I’m still living with my ex-husband. Here’s why.’
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Women’s Agenda
Are you separated . . . and a woman? You could be facing a future of financial poverty
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9Honey
Emma fled her abusive ex with her baby. Then he started turning up in the middle of the night
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Lawyers Weekly
Acrimonious separation increased by 30% since 2020
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ABC Radio Canberra Afternoons
DIY divorce on the rise
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The Age
Middle-class women are doing DIY divorce – but it could cost them
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Human Cogs with Sabina Read
Ange Harbinson on the impact of ending a marriage, pathways to separation and how to create a healthier divorce | Podcast
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ABC Radio National
Divorced Housemates: a new trend? | RN Drive
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ABC Radio
Separated couples that still live together | The Conversation Hour
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The Sydney Morning Herald
“So many aspects of my life are on hold”: separated couples who live together
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The Sydney Morning Herald
Divorce applications up as marriages hit the rocks
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The Age
Family lawyers brace for influx of post-lockdown separations
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The Guardian
Breaking up, but living together: how lockdowns lead to ‘nesting’
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The Briefing with Tom Tilley
Will Covid flip the long-running trend in Australian break-ups?
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