The program provides education about family law matters relating to parenting arrangements and property division. Divorce, family violence, child protection and child support are associated areas, but they are governed by separate legislation, and the course does not presently extend to those topics.  The program assists you to understand how the family law system operates and how to navigate it whether you have already reached an agreement and wish to formalise it, or you are unable to reach agreement and need the court to determine your parenting and/or property matters.

No, this course does not provide legal advice, services or representation.. The program provides general information and education only. It explains Court processes, key terms and documents, anticipated timelines, Court considerations when determining matters and general expectations.  It is not legal advice, does not act for you, and does not create a solicitor–client relationship.  You remain responsible for your own case and documents.

No. Enrolling in the program does not make us your lawyer or create a client-lawyer relationship.  We are not a law firm and do not provide legal representation, we do not receive service of documents on your behalf, and we do not give legal advice about your individual circumstances.

If you already have legal representation, it is usually better to continue with that representation.  The program is general in nature and may not align with the strategy your lawyer is using.  If you have a lawyer, you should rely on their guidance rather than this program.

You may instruct a lawyer at any time.  The program does not prevent you from obtaining legal advice or representation.  If you decide to engage a lawyer, you can continue using the educational materials if you wish, or you can step away from the program and rely solely on your lawyer.  You will not be entitled to a refund if you choose to withdraw from the program.

If a coach is a practising solicitor and you wish to engage them separately, this must occur through a completely separate retainer.  This requires you to contact the solicitor via their respective law firm, enter into a formal engagement agreement, conflicts checks, confirmation of capacity, and the establishment of a solicitor–client relationship under standard professional rules.  Coaching provided within the program does not constitute legal advice and is not connected to any legal practice.

Most participants gain an understanding of the structure of the family law system and begin identifying their next steps as they work through the early modules.  The timeframe differs for each person and depends on factors such as the complexity of their own circumstances, how consistently they progress through the lessons, whether they attend the group calls, and whether they ask questions in the community.

You will have access to structured lessons, a private community, and 2 x group support calls. Support relates to understanding the process and course content.  It does not involve reviewing your documents, providing legal advice, or preparing materials for you.

You are responsible for keeping your identity and information confidential when engaging in the Course.  We require you to participate using an alias and fictional family for the community and group calls (more information on how to do this is inside the Course). This allows you to obtain support while maintaining privacy.

The program explains the purpose of each document you may need to prepare and the legal factors the Court may consider in parenting and property matters. Understanding these factors helps you know what issues your documents should address.  The program also guides you on how to organise and present your information clearly.  We do not tell you what to write about your personal circumstances, and we do not draft or review documents for you.

You can join the program, but your ability to prepare fully will depend on how much time is available and the complexity of your circumstances.  The program does not guarantee readiness.

The upfront course price is $1,997. Payment plans are available for those who prefer to spread the cost over time. Because payment plans involve additional administration, monitoring and payment-processing fees, they are priced differently.

• 3 monthly payments attract a 10% increase on the upfront price.

• 6 fortnightly payments attract a 15% increase on the upfront price.

• 12 weekly payments attract a 20% increase on the upfront price.

This structure allows you to choose the option that best fits your circumstances while covering the additional costs involved in managing instalments.