In this episode, we explore the new Leaving Violence Program, a permanent, federally funded initiative supporting people leaving violent intimate partner relationships. We discuss what the program is, the types of support it offers including up to $5,000 in financial assistance and how it helps with safety planning, housing, legal aid, and counselling. The episode also covers eligibility requirements, how to access the program through Telstra Health, and the regional First Nations-led trials ...
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In this episode, we explore the new Leaving Violence Program, a permanent, federally funded initiative supporting people leaving violent intimate partner relationships. We discuss what the program is, the types of support it offers including up to $5,000 in financial assistance and how it helps with safety planning, housing, legal aid, and counselling. The episode also covers eligibility requirements, how to access the program through Telstra Health, and the regional First Nations-led trials ...
Add Backs: What They Are, What You Need to Know? (Ep.126)
The Divorce Collective
7 minutes
2 weeks ago
Add Backs: What They Are, What You Need to Know? (Ep.126)
In this episode, Danielle Young, Head of Family Law at Collective Family Law Group and Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, breaks down the recent legal shift around ad backs in property settlements. If you’re navigating separation or divorce, understanding how the courts now handle money that’s already been spent is crucial. She explains what ad backs are, how the approach to them has changed, and what it means for your property pool moving forward. Discover why it’s more important than ...
The Divorce Collective
In this episode, we explore the new Leaving Violence Program, a permanent, federally funded initiative supporting people leaving violent intimate partner relationships. We discuss what the program is, the types of support it offers including up to $5,000 in financial assistance and how it helps with safety planning, housing, legal aid, and counselling. The episode also covers eligibility requirements, how to access the program through Telstra Health, and the regional First Nations-led trials ...
