The Divorce Course Podcast is hosted by mother–daughter duo Laura Furiosi and family law specialist Lyn Galvin. Together, they break down the complex world of separation and divorce into clear, practical, and empowering conversations. From property settlements and parenting arrangements to dealing with difficult exes, finances, and family court, the podcast gives listeners the knowledge, tools, an... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 218 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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🎧 Listen to This Episode If You…
✨ Are in the middle of property and custody negotiations
⚖️ Have an ex who’s threatened to push for more custody unless you agree to property terms
🏡 Want to understand how family courts consider housing and c... more
🎧 Listen to This Episode If You… You’re separated but can’t afford to move out of the family home. You’re afraid leaving means you’ll lose your rights to the house. Your ex refuses to cooperate, acknowledge the separation, or leave. You’re experienc... more
🎧 Listen to This Episode If…
👩👧 You’re in a custody dispute and want to show the court you’re the primary carer
⚖️ You’re unsure what “primary carer” really means under family law
📚 You need to know what kind of evidence proves you’ve been... more
Listen to This Episode If You… 💸 Can’t afford a lawyer full-time but still need legal support 📑 Are drowning in legal letters or excessive disclosure requests from your ex 👶 Want to protect your kids while keeping costs manageable ⚖️ Are consideri... more
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I wished I’d discovered this podcast earlier. It answers questions but also prompts questions on things I’d not thought of
Thank you. Not only is your podcast informative and empowering it brings me hope. I have learnt so much from your content and have a deeper understanding of the family court process. You help me see there is hope and light at the end of the tunnel. ❤️
Male listener here going through separation with an abusive and narcissistic ex.
As much as I like the shows topics and legal discourse, it’s quite clearly heavily angled towards women and mums.
Lyn has obviously had cases and or personal experience with an abusive male as she often makes snide anti male comments which push me and I’m sure other men away as listeners. Laura seems more on the level and aware that abuse or control can come from either party. I think you could increase your lis... more
Thank you both from the bottom of my heart for all the hard work and dedication you put into creating such a valuable and amazing podcast. Before discovering your show, my brother and I were in desperate straits—on the verge of giving up and scrambling to find money to hire a lawyer, after wasting thousands on one who only got us to mediation before suddenly leaving the law firm. To make matters worse, he informed my brother just two days before moving interstate with his family.
We have been fi... more
I’m finding this podcast so useful in helping me navigate trying to seperate myself from an avoidant and abusive ex. I reluctantly engaged a family lawyer to start the disclosure process as I was not getting anywhere on my own however the lawyer so far is proving to be a waste of money. I’m getting loads of free information from this podcast to help me navigate the process more confidently on my own. Thank you.
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A mother-daughter duo engages listeners in practical and insightful discussions about separation and divorce. The content is centered around empowering individuals by simplifying complex topics such as family law, property settlements, and methods for managing relationships with difficult ex-partners. Offering tools and strategies, this resource aims to alleviate feelings of confusion and isolation, providing a supportive narrative for anyone navigating the challenges of divorce. Emphasis is placed on emotional well-being, legal processes, and both financial and psychological safety during tumultuous life changes.
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