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 ...
Understanding Section 60I Certificates in Family Law (EP. 116)
The Divorce Collective
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1 year ago
Understanding Section 60I Certificates in Family Law (EP. 116)
Join Senior Associate Dannielle Young in this episode of the Divorce Collective Podcast as she breaks down the complexities of Section 60I certificates in Australian family law. If you're going through post-separation parenting disputes, understanding these certificates is essential for achieving the best outcomes for your children. What is a 60i Certificate?In this episode, Dannielle explains what a Section 60I certificate is when it is required, and the circumstances that may exempt you f...
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 ...
