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The Ex-Files - The Divorce and Separation Podcast

The Ex-Files: The Divorce and Separation Podcast

Separation can feel overwhelming, confusing and lonely. The Ex-Files is an Australian podcast designed to help you navigate divorce, separation, parenting arrangements, property settlements and other family law issues with confidence.

Hosted by experienced family lawyers Alex Wynn and Liza Friedwald, each episode explores the legal, practical and emotional aspects of separation in a way that is clear, accessible and easy to understand.

We answer the questions people are often too afraid to ask, bust common myths, explain how the family law system works, and share practical tips to help you make informed decisions during one of life's most challenging transitions.

Topics include:

• The first steps after separation
• Parenting arrangements and children's issues
• Property settlements and financial separation
• Divorce and de facto relationships
• Family violence and safety concerns
• Mediation and dispute resolution
• Child support and financial obligations
• Common mistakes and costly traps
• Court processes and alternatives to litigation
• Practical strategies to reduce conflict and move forward

Whether you are considering separation, recently separated, in the middle of a dispute, or supporting someone who is, The Ex-Files provides trusted information to help you understand your rights, your options and the road ahead.

Our goal is simple: to help people separate better, make informed decisions, and move forward with greater confidence and less uncertainty.

New episodes released regularly.

The information discussed in this podcast is general information only and is not legal advice. You should obtain independent legal advice about your own circumstances.

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Episoder(42)

From Negotiation to Court: The Step-by-Step Family Law Pathway You Should Follow

Many people think the hard part of a property settlement is reaching an agreement.In reality, reaching an agreement is often only the beginning. In this episode of The Ex-Files – The Divorce and Separ...

16 Jun 25min

The Biggest Property Settlement Mistakes

Many of the most expensive mistakes in family law happen after people think they have already reached an agreement. In this episode of The Ex-Files – The Divorce and Separation Podcast, Australian fam...

8 Jun 30min

How Property Settlement Actually Works in Australia

One of the biggest myths in family law is that property settlements are automatically divided 50/50 after separation.In this episode of The Ex-Files – The Divorce and Separation Podcast, Australian fa...

1 Jun 25min

What to Do in the First 30 Days After Separation

Separation can feel overwhelming — especially in the first few weeks when emotions, parenting concerns, finances and practical decisions all collide at once. In this new episode of The Ex-Files - The ...

25 Mai 34min

Property Settlement: Part 2 – Delays, Disputes & Disasters

In Part 2 of this deep dive into Property Settlements, Alex and Liza explore the cases that drag on... and on… and on. From high-conflict couples and judicial missteps to multi-jurisdictional property...

26 Mai 202534min

Property Settlement: How to Skip the Queue and Get It Done

Property settlements can be slow, frustrating, and emotionally exhausting, but they don’t have to be. In this episode, Alex and Liza dive into the most common delays, mistakes, and pain points that ge...

19 Mai 202532min

Surviving Separation: A Dad's Guide to Family Law

In this special episode of The Ex Files, Alex takes the reins to walk Dads through the Top 10 Tips for Surviving Divorce and Separation. Joined by producer Matt, Alex shares personal insights and a bi...

12 Mai 202549min

Toxic Positivity and Divorce: Why It’s OK to Be Angry

In this powerful episode of The Ex Files, Alex and Liza dive headfirst into the often-ignored emotional minefield of toxic positivity during separation and divorce. When everyone says “stay amicable” ...

5 Mai 202544min