
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 | 265 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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You know it was abuse. But written down, each moment sounds small. This is the episode about proving it.
Part 5 of our six-part coercive control series with clinical psychologist Krasi Kirova. Mum and I work through your questions on affidavits, ev... more
Are you about to separate and have absolutely no idea what happens to the house? Do you keep it? Do you sell it? Do you have to be the one who leaves? And what happens to the mortgage?
🎧 Listen to this episode if…
- You don't know whether you ca... more
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• You're parenting a child with autism, ADHD or suspected neurodivergence through a separation
• You don't know how to tell a literal thinker that their parents are splitting up
• Changeover is falling apart and yo... more
🎧 Listen to this episode if…
• You've been told your property pool is "too big" or "too small" to bother negotiating
• You're weighing up whether to accept an offer or go to court, and it doesn't feel fair
• You're a stay-at-home parent worrie... more
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Thank you Lyn & Laura for putting out this podcast. I’ve been devastated at having to leave my home due to police inaction and continual acceptance of the illegal activities and behaviour by my husband. One thing I will say is in leaving my home due to safety reasons, the police became accepting of my husband revoking my access to personal belongings. I have nothing and he gets everything.
Laura and Lyn’s voices are so comforting — almost like the sister and mother I never had. I really like the way they give advice; it feels like it’s coming from family, with care and honesty.
I’ve recently separated, and even though the podcast seems mainly aimed at a female audience, I still find it incredibly comforting and educational almost like medicine for the heart and mind. It would be great to hear some posts or episodes for a male audience too, as I’m sure many men going through simil... more
Lyn and Laura keep me company during the quiet hours when my worries go into overdrive and send me spiralling with worst case scenarios.
This mother daughter duo never fails to soothe the soul with their calm, sensible and erudite guidance through this minefield.
Like most here, “if we’d only found you earlier”. Your candour, your empathy, your knowledge gives all of us hope. As I continue to be stalked - post-court & post-separation, I am at a complete standstill of fear. Knowing now that one day I can resume the (god forbid!) court process, gives me hope. Which is the only thing that keeps us going. Admire the two of you to bits x
I have been binge listening to this podcast for about 18 months. Some episodes I have even listened to multiple times! I was in an abusive relationship and thanks to this valuable resource, I have been able to end my relationship and take steps to make life a lot better for myself and my children. Listening to Laura & Lyn is like having a chat with trusted family members. I am blown away by how useful the information is and have been recommending this podcast to all of my friends who are facing ... more
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A practical, empowering series that breaks down complex separation and divorce topics into clear steps. Episodes often center on Australian family law and cover topics like property settlements, parenting arrangements, mediation, safety, and navigating court processes. A hallmark is the mother–daughter dynamic delivering grounded, compassionate guidance with real-world examples and actionable tips, plus resources such as webinars and courses to help listeners take control of their cases. The show stands out for its approachable explanations, safety considerations in high-conflict situations, and emphasis on evidence-based preparation to reduce costs, stress, and time in family-law matters.
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2. Krazy Carabaugh
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4. Catherine Plunkett
5. Krazy Kirovac
6. Jo West
7. Krazi Kirova
8. Pedro Marin Ramirez
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