Fact vs Fiction: The Biggest Myths in Family Law - PART 2
The Ex-Files - The Divorce and Separation PodcastShow Notes
Back by popular demand, Alex and Liza return with another Mythbusters episode, separating fact from fiction in family law! From property settlements to de facto relationships, they tackle some of the biggest myths that continue to confuse separating couples. In this episode, Alex and Liza break down myths such as: "Property is always divided 50/50 in a long relationship." "You have to live together to be in a de facto relationship." "If we’ve agreed everything in writing, we don’t need a lawyer." "Dads only get to see their kids every second weekend." "Inheritance is completely off-limits in a divorce." They also explore separation while living under the same roof, the impact of equal shared parental responsibility, and whether courts always grant divorces. If you're navigating a separation or just curious about the realities of family law, this episode is packed with valuable insights. 🎧 Tune in now to get the facts and avoid common legal pitfalls! Contact Alex and Liza on the emails below or check them out on Social Media. Alex Wynn - [email protected] Liza Friedwald - [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=6155675999789
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