Katherine Stavrou

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Australian Finance Podcast · Prenups & de facto relationships | Family Law Barrister · 24 Feb 2022 podcast

And look,

parenting agreements differ for every couple so they can generate their agreement and they can revisit and change the agreement that they've made every few years or when their circumstances change so amica can certainly help you with that and with property amica can generate a consent order for property settlements yes it can

Worrying about it.

Yeah, I mean, look, Kate, Amica's great because it empowers separating couples to reach an amicable family law settlement, whether it be about parenting or whether it be about the division of assets.

And I guess it's important to note that there are two key parts on Amica.

So there's a very user-friendly website that users can obtain helpful information, which what we talked about earlier, that you can actually get on there and read up about.

the law and how it can help you and all other aspects of family law.

And then you've got the platform or the tool which enables the couples to negotiate online about parenting and property and obviously reach an agreement about those matters.

Yeah, of course.

And look, it helps mainly those couples that I guess we call are the missing middle.

So they're those sorts of couples that

can't afford a lawyer and don't qualify for legal aid.

So they've got a bit of an asset pool.

I guess we sort of tend to call them your house and garden type clients, but yet they really can't afford to go get that legal representation.

Oh, look, I'd probably say get on the AMICA website, www.amica.gov.au.

And especially when you're searching, look up how it helps.

There's wonderful help there for all users to be able to understand the process, how it works, and just some general guidance and family law information.

Most definitely, I'd start there.

Especially if parties are amicable, Kate.

So if they're just wanting to settle quickly and move on with their respective lives, which I think is the best option, then amica is perfect for them.

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