One of the biggest post-separation stressors centres around finances and in particular the family home and resources.

This is also an area where many people get stuck in nervous system activation that sees their judgment clouded and ideas around this issue skewed.

Skewed towards feelings of fear and their own sense of fairness and entitlement. This is something I witnessed time and time again in my family law career and often the law did not support my client's position.

But legal entitlement is only one piece of the puzzle here and in my opinion is not the most important piece. What I view as more important in the early stages is to get very clear on what is practical and viable first.

This means that your finance broker needs to be one of your first points of contact post-separation and before you consider stepping foot in lawyer's office in most instances.

Join me as I discuss the financing the family home and managing debts post-separation with Jacque Gravesande, Finance Broker of Loan Market.

Together we explore the practical matters you need to know and consider in determining who gets to keep the family home and creative strategies for managing debts to support you in achieving your post-separation Property goals.

***Disclaimer*** Please note the information contained within this content is of a general informative nature only and does not constitute legal, financial or other professional advice and should not be relied upon as such. To understand your financial risks, rights, obligations and entitlements, please consult upon a lawyer for legal advice and/or a financial planner and/or an accountant.

Connect with Jacque Gravesande:
Loan Market
M: 0417 615 070
jacque.g@loanmarket.com.auhttps://broker.loanmarket.com.au/jacque-gravesande