Engage, Participate… or Don’t? Court Orders and Real-World Pitfalls
The Ex-Files - The Divorce and Separation Podcast
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Show Notes
In this episode of The Ex Files, Alex and Liza discuss a few recent and important family law cases, explaining what they mean for people going through separation or parenting disputes. The episode is packed with insight, practical guidance, and the usual laughs, covering topics such as mental health conditions and parenting orders, real estate valuations, and the latest on Binding Financial Agreements.
In this episode, Alex and Liza cover:
- The problem with using terms like “engage” or “participate” in parenting orders and what the courts say about psychologists’ roles
- Why real estate appraisals often don’t cut it in court—and when a formal valuation is essential
- What recent appeal cases say about contraventions, judge interruptions, and procedural fairness
- The return of Binding Financial Agreements (prenups) and how courts are treating them post-Black v Black
- Mediation trends and how to manage complex family law matters in parts
Whether you're deep in the process or just starting to explore your options, this episode delivers real-world insights with a healthy dose of humour and honesty.
🎧 Tune in now for a fresh take on where family law is heading.
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