For a start, pat yourself on the back. You’ve made a really difficult decision to divorce, and it has no doubt come about after deep and long consideration. Separating isn’t easy for anyone, but if you’ve gotten to the point where you’re investigating the steps you need to take so that your ducks are lined up, then you’ve already come a long way.

Going through a divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when you're unsure of where to begin. If you're in Queensland and considering ending your marriage, this guide will walk you through every step.

Going through a divorce or separation in Queensland comes with various costs, depending on factors like property settlement, parenting arrangements, legal fees, and the level of agreement between both parties. At Simple Separation, we offer fixed-fee packages to provide clarity and reduce financial uncertainty.

Divorce and separation in NSW can come with significant costs.  At Simple Separation, we’ve made separation and divorce simpler, more affordable, and less stressful - saving couples thousands.

We tailor a fixed-fee package to suit your unique situation, bundling the services you need into one clear, affordable price.

When couples separate and commence negotiations on how to divide their asset pool, they may make the assumption that if one party contributed more, they would get more in the financial settlement. This is not necessarily the case as there are many factors taken into consideration regarding contributions and future needs. Therefore, it is essential you obtain legal advice to assess your unique circumstances.

Prenuptial agreements are becoming increasingly sought after in Australia, as more people see the value in creating a plan for how finances and assets would be distributed in the event of a separation with their partner. In this article, we’ll look at what prenups cover, who they’re available to, and what the key provisions are for a prenup to be legally enforceable.

There is no doubt that separation and divorce is costly, not only emotionally but financially too.

You may have lost your home, financial stability, reduced time with the kids, loss of mutual friends and feel like you have been to hell and back!

The family law system encourages separating parents to work out arrangements for children between themselves without having to go to court.

One way by which parents can set out the arrangements they wish to put in place for their children is to make a Parenting Plan. A Parenting Plan is a written agreement between parents covering practical issues of parental responsibility. This Parenting Plan can then be made legally binding into Parenting Consent Orders, if the parties wish to do so.

Updating your will after a divorce or separation is an important step to ensure that your wishes are accurately reflected in your estate planning. Check out our 10 reasons why you should consider writing or updating your will after a divorce or separation.

Known as a pathological phenomenon, parental alienation is when a child is convinced by one of their parents that her or his other parent is undeserving or treacherous.

Parental alienation is complicated.

A separation, or divorce, often comes with a long to-do list that can be quite overwhelming – so we're here to help!

We’ve put together the ultimate separation checklist to help you navigate through the process. Although this may be a tough time in your life, a separation gives you a good opportunity to start fresh and live the life you want.

Can I get a home loan as a single parent?

At Simple Separation we want to ensure our couples receive the resources they need to help them separate amicably, quickly, and affordably. We asked Kirsty Dunphey from Up loans a few questions about who pays what when couples decide to separate.

You have decided to separate. What next?

We've asked behavioral Money Coach, Marion Mays for her advice on preparing to separate.

One thing you don’t want to have to stress over when separating is your credit score. It might not be something you pay much attention to during a marriage, but your credit score could have a bigger impact than you think when separating.