Financial Settlement Mediation

A Financial settlement, also known as a property settlement, involves a legal agreement that divides assets, liabilities, and other financial resources between parties in a former relationship.

At Simple Separation, we're here to guide you and your partner towards a quick and friendly financial settlement at a fixed rate. We have three 3 mediation solutions to ensure your financial agreement is legally solid throughout. The right choice depends on your unique situation, and we recommend starting off with a free consultation.

 

Is Simple Separation Mediation right for me?

Balance Sheet

The first step is to help you with financial disclosure and the preparation of a Balance Sheet that incorporates all assets and liabilities to determine the net asset pool.

Separation Impending

 

In this package, whether you're in the early stages of contemplating separation or feeling uncertain about how to navigate the process, the Simple Separation team is here to lend a helping hand. Our mission is to empower you with the knowledge and guidance needed to prepare for a financial settlement. We'll equip you with essential information and extend legal advice to ensure you can make well-informed decisions as you embark on the journey to determine the best path for legally finalizing your separation.

 

How does our ‘Separation Impending’ service help make your separation legal?


01

Prepare

We establish a working balance sheet on our client property portal and prepare you for legal advice.


02

Legal advice and draft proposal

We collaborate with you to explore various proposals that align with your objectives, taking into account advice from your legal practitioner.


03

Invite your partner

We're here to assist you in figuring out the best steps to take as you work towards resolving things with your partner. We will detail the different options available.

Separation Assist

 

In the “Separation Assist” package, we offer guidance and mediation to couples as they navigate the financial separation process. Our objective is to assist you in achieving a "fair and equitable" property settlement. This is accomplished with the assistance of a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner and independent third-party legal practitioners who bring their expertise to the process.

For further information, you can also read our blog on  ‘How to achieve an amicable property settlement'.’

 

How does our ‘Separation Assist’ guided mediation service work?


01

Prepare

We establish a working balance sheet on our client property portal and prepare you for legal advice. Full financial disclosure is a crucial requirement during this process.


02

Model Proposals

We work individually with each party, considering various proposals that align with your objectives. Additionally, both parties receive independent legal advice to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the process and the proposals being discussed.



03

Mediate

We assist parties in identifying areas of agreement and disagreement between them and facilitate a respectful mediator-facilitated negotiation process.

04

Legalise

Your settlement agreement will undergo legal drafting, and you will need to review it with your assigned legal practitioner before signing. This ensures that the agreement is legally sound and aligns with your interests and rights.

Is Simple Separation right for me?

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FAQ’s

 
 

Why Choose Simple Separation?

 

01

Cost-effective and quicker pathway to separate. Our fixed pricing saves couples thousands in legal fees. (4 - 8 week average timeframe).


02

A guided & personalised service from start to finish, so you can separate with less stress and feel supported along the way.


03

A fair process that assists couples reach agreements respectfully with minimal conflict, in turn preserving the wellbeing of you and your family.


04

Accessible Australia-wide in country, rural and metro areas.


05

One-stop shop service offering a range of services from our preferred panel, of third party providers, eg Conveyancers, Estate planners, Family Law mediators and lawyers.


06

All legal advice and agreements provided by independent Family Law solicitors committed to preventing a lengthy legal battle.