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Affairs of the Heart
In this episode of "The Ex Files - The Divorce and Separation Podcast," hosts Alex and Liza delve into the sensitive topic of extramarital affairs and their impact on family law cases in Australia. While the emotional fallout of infidelity can be significant, Australian law takes a "no-fault" approach when it comes to divorce and property settlements.
Join Alex and Liza as they discuss:
- No-Fault Divorce in Australia:
- How divorce law in Australia no longer views marriage as a contract where the blame for infidelity results in legal consequences. Alex and Liza explain how the law has evolved and what it means for those navigating a separation after an affair.
- Property Settlements – No Adjustment for Hurt Feelings:
- A deep dive into the financial aspects of divorce, with a focus on how infidelity impacts (or doesn’t impact) property settlements. Using cases like Gans & Albert [2013], they illustrate how “wastage” of marital funds can be taken into account, even if the act of infidelity itself is not.
- Notable Case – Jonah & White [2011]:
- An exploration of this significant case where a mistress's claim for a property settlement was unsuccessful, highlighting how de facto relationships are defined under Australian law and what criteria must be met for property claims.
- Parenting and the Best Interests of the Child:
- How affairs can influence parenting decisions in court, especially when the behaviour is deemed not in the best interests of the child.
- The Emotional Effect on Parties:
- A discussion on the emotional toll of affairs and how it affects how parties approach their case during family law proceedings.
This episode provides valuable insights into the intersection of infidelity, family law, and property settlements, offering clarity for those dealing with the fallout of an affair.
Tune in for expert guidance from Alex and Liza, ensuring you feel more informed about how Australian family law handles the complexities of affairs.
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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By Resonance Media AgencyIn this episode of "The Ex Files - The Divorce and Separation Podcast," hosts Alex and Liza delve into the sensitive topic of extramarital affairs and their impact on family law cases in Australia. While the emotional fallout of infidelity can be significant, Australian law takes a "no-fault" approach when it comes to divorce and property settlements.
Join Alex and Liza as they discuss:
- No-Fault Divorce in Australia:
- How divorce law in Australia no longer views marriage as a contract where the blame for infidelity results in legal consequences. Alex and Liza explain how the law has evolved and what it means for those navigating a separation after an affair.
- Property Settlements – No Adjustment for Hurt Feelings:
- A deep dive into the financial aspects of divorce, with a focus on how infidelity impacts (or doesn’t impact) property settlements. Using cases like Gans & Albert [2013], they illustrate how “wastage” of marital funds can be taken into account, even if the act of infidelity itself is not.
- Notable Case – Jonah & White [2011]:
- An exploration of this significant case where a mistress's claim for a property settlement was unsuccessful, highlighting how de facto relationships are defined under Australian law and what criteria must be met for property claims.
- Parenting and the Best Interests of the Child:
- How affairs can influence parenting decisions in court, especially when the behaviour is deemed not in the best interests of the child.
- The Emotional Effect on Parties:
- A discussion on the emotional toll of affairs and how it affects how parties approach their case during family law proceedings.
This episode provides valuable insights into the intersection of infidelity, family law, and property settlements, offering clarity for those dealing with the fallout of an affair.
Tune in for expert guidance from Alex and Liza, ensuring you feel more informed about how Australian family law handles the complexities of affairs.
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