Please note this is general advice only. Please always seek independent legal advice as everyone's situation is different.
Lyn talks us through what to do if your ex partner has control of all the money or you are in financial distress after separation.
- Getting enough money to live on after separation.
- Getting enough money to pay your legal fees during family court proceedings.
- Getting enough money to support you and your children after separation.
Solution
- Applying for Alimony/Spousal maintenance in the family court
- Court appointed fees for legal fees
- Child support application
Links and resources:
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- Child support and what you need to know
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- Why it is important to find out what you are entitled to with child support.
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- What do you have to prove to get spousal maintenance in court?
- Interim property distribution: what is it and how can it help you?
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- How can you get assistance with legal fees
- Who stays in and who goes
- The step by step to make an application to the court
- What is a financial statement for the court?
- What do you need to write in your affidavit for your application?
- Why and how to serve your application to your ex partner.
If you need emergency help you can also contact:
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Please note this is general advice only. Please always seek independent legal advice as everyone's situation is different.
