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When most couples seperate the first question that springs to mind is who gets what? What exactly is a division of assets and what does it look like?
In this episode of Split Happens Alex and Liza answer some prickly questions about property settlements like:-
1. What is a just and equitable split?
2. When would you see a 50/50 split?
3. Does the length of your relationship count in the courts decision?
4. What right does the homemaker have?

This and many more questions are answered as Alex and Liza take a semi deep dive into Property cases.

If you want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

What are the practicalities as parenting after separation? It might not be as simple as "I'm the Mum/Dad and i want the kids".
In the latest episode of Split Happens, Alex and Liza tackle the tricky issue of Parenting after Separation and discuss some of the questions that you might ask during the process. You're adult relationship with your partner might be over but you will both be parents forever and settling on the best solution is for children's benefit.
Some of the questions Alex and Liza will cover are:-
1. What happens to the kids?
2. Who do they live with?
3. Equal Share Care - week about. The Practicalities

And many more.

If you want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

This week father's and son's will have a lot to look forward to as Jeff does a deep dive into his mental rolodex to give you his audience a great... no sensational story about the old man. We got taxi's, court, money, and music. Get ready for a great warm-up to Father's day. RIP our hearts go out to Cynthia Weil. Enjoy this cup of coffee with Mary B's 5th son this Sunday or any day. 

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"I don't want anyone to sink me or save me at will." These wise words came from my guest Nathaniel Evans in this episode.

It's a conversation packed with raw energy. After all, Nathaniel is a man on a mission. He knows how it feels to have his life hanging in the balance and as a result, he has helped others navigate the court and prison systems, just as he did. He is unwavering in his belief that we all have the right to elevate ourselves in spite of the divides that exist in society. And as someone who knows what it takes to be at your peak and also be at peace, Nathaniel helps others create new pathways so they can be in love with life and whatever it brings.

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In the latest episode of Split Happens we take a time out from Family Law and we dive into our hosts. Who are Alex and Liza and what makes them tick.
What makes someone decide to become a lawyer? Could it be something as simple as seeing a music video as a kid and loving it so much that you decide then and there i want to emulate it?
What are some of the weirder cases that our hosts have been involved in?
We answer these questions and many more in the latest episode of Split Happens.

If you want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

In episode 11 of Split Happens, Alex and Liza talk though Parenting Cases, Family Reports, ICLs and more.
Alex and Liza will answer some of the big questions like:-

• What is a parenting case?
• Parenting Plans vs Parenting Orders
• New Partners
• Family Dispute Resolution
• Interim Orders vs Final Orders

By answering these questions and many more you can educate yourself on what to expect from Parenting Cases.
If you want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

In episode 10 of Split Happens, Alex and Liza discuss how to prepare for your family law mediation. Liza in a past life was a Barrister and is now a licensed mediator so has a wealth of knowledge on this subject.
Alex and Liza will open the door on what family law mediation looks like by answering some of the big questions like:-

• What is mediation?
• Difference between mediation, arbitration and litigation
• When should I mediate?
• What happens in mediation?

By answering these questions and many more you can educate yourself on what to expect from the family law mediation process.
If you want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

Episode 9 - Seperations

Separating can be a difficult for everyone involved and if not carried out the right way it can be more stressful than necessary. The practicalities of separating can be something that is forgotten during this highly emotional time. In this episode Alex and Liza discuss the importance of putting some thought and planning into your separation. 
Liza even has an interesting suggestion that Alex may not be on board with, We will be interested to hear your thoughts.

If you want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

Episode 8 - Hearings

A hearing in the family law court of Australia refers to a formal legal proceeding where a judge hears evidence, arguments and submissions from parties involved in a family law dispute. The purpose of the hearing is to enable the judge to make a decision about the issue or issues that are in dispute between the parties.
In the latest episode of Split Happens, Alex and Liza will discuss the "Hearing" procedure and what to expect from your day in court. They will simplify the process and explain who the key stakeholders are and what roles they will play.

If you want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

Episode 7 - The Best Interest of the Children

In Australia, the law prioritizes the best interests of the child when making decisions related to custody, visitation, and financial support during a divorce. The law encourages parents to work together and make arrangements that promote the child's welfare and relationship with both parents.
Alex and Liza discuss the law relating to children in Australia and what happens to the children during a separation. First and foremost they will discuss the best interests of the child and what spending meaningful time with a parent looks like.

If you want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

Episode 6 - Divorce

Alex and Liza discuss the act of divorce and answer some of the big questions surrounding what can be a very stressful time. From the emotional challenges of separating from a partner to the legal and financial aspects of divorce, "Split Happens" provides listeners with practical advice and guidance for navigating this difficult transition.

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Episode 5 - The Children
Separating is stressful enough as it is without throwing the kids in the mix. In this episode Alex and Liza will discuss "the children" and how to navigate a separation when kids are involved. 
Many questions will need to be asked and answered but the first one should be - "Do you want them"? 

Episode 4 - The Family Law Act and The Courts
Alex and Liza discuss the courts, laws and processes involved in family law and what to expect when dealing with a divorce.

Episode 3 - Short Relationships

In this episode Alex and Liza tackle the topic of short relationships. What constitutes one and what you can expect when you are ending a short relationship. 

Episode 2- The Property Pool

Divorce is never easy, even when it's amicable and on this podcast our two family lawyers Alex and Liza will attempt to bring some clarity to a murky subject. 
In Episode 2, Alex and Liza discuss "The Property Pool". When a relationship ends it doesn't take long for the topic of property to be broached. The property pool is a lot more than just your house and any investment properties you may have, it includes assets, super, inheritances, pets, cars and shares.
The Court is tasked to settle upon a fair and equitable outcome for both parties in the context of their marriage. Calculating this starts with an assessment of total assets, subtracting any relevant liabilities owed by either party. This calculation weighs a variety of factors - direct financial contributions by each spouse like salaries, indirect donations from family or friends, non-financial implications such as homemaking or child care duties; even accounting for projected needs based on age/health situation and earning potential post settlement order conclusion.

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Taking an Ethics course is a great way to protect yourself from E&O and the court system.​

Episode 1 - Relocation Cases

Divorce is never easy, even when it's amicable and on this podcast our two family lawyers Alex and Liza will attempt to bring some clarity to a murky subject. 
In the very first episode of Split Happens, Alex and Liza discuss the minefield that can be relocation cases. They will also touch on Recovery Orders, Parenting Orders and Parenting plans.

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This week Keeley will share the do's and do not's of life as a step-parent. She will share her personal trials of going to trial to fight for the rights of her step-kids. Have your notes ready kids this episode is action-packed filled with amazing knowledge of how to win in a no-win situation.  Please listen to this episode and share it with someone you know.

If this sounds like something you’ve experienced email us at keeleyace@gmail.com. This is a safe space to share your personal stories that may be read on the podcast. Remember we are in this pit-of-dispair together, let me help you ARMOR up!

No Chick Flick Moments

In this week's conversation between Dr. James Emery White and co-host Alexis Drye, they discuss whether those of us who consider ourselves Christ followers should try to legislate moral issues. Secular culture implies that morals can change, and often, legislative decisions are made on the basis of majority rule. What is certain is that of utmost importance is having a Christian worldview.

Episode Links

The are several blogs written by Dr. White that will help deepen your understanding of this conversation. To start off with, “Worldview Matters” is a blog that examines the foundational reasons to have a Christian worldview through which we engage culture. In considering our faith as it intersects with politics, two blogs that may serve you are “Is Christian Nationalism True?” and “On Being a Political Christian.” The conversation also touched on the importance of having objective truth, an idea fleshed out in a blog titled, “Abandoning Truth in the Name of Love.” And finally, “Culture's New Vocabulary” is an older blog, but one that's message still rings true diving into the ideas of freedom of religion and tolerance.

There are a few series that Dr. White delivered at Mecklenburg Community Church that you may also be interested in exploring. “Hot Topics” was a series on cultural issues and includes two installments on the topic of bioethics. “Where Angels Fear to Tread: Meck Talks Politics” was a very popular series on the Christian's role in the political realm.

Finally, because the conversation did touch on issues related to the LGBTQ+ community and the church, you may be interested in reading a four-part blog series beginning with “Gay Marriage: Part One,” or the weekend message series “Holy Matrimony” highlighting the significance of the biblical significance of marriage.

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