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NEW EPISODE OUT NOW

The Podcast.

Separation is overwhelming enough without trying to decode legal language. Family lawyer Kaela Dore brings you clear, practical conversations that help you understand the process, protect your rights and move forward with confidence.

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EPISODE TWO  ·  OUT NOW

Before You Say "I'm Separated"

Before you say the words "I'm separated," there's a quiet stretch most people go through first. This episode walks through what to prepare, financially and emotionally, before you have that conversation. Four things to think about: quiet preparation, financial clarity, mindset, and timing. No pressure, no legal advice, just what it helps to know before you speak.

IN THE QUEUE

Coming up next.

A preview of the next conversation, practical legal education to help you navigate separation with confidence.

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Separation & Divorce 101: Where Do I Start?

Breaking down the basic legal steps in separation: what your rights are, how to begin, timelines, costs, and common fears.

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Coming Soon
Parenting Agreements & Co-Parenting Clarity

What parenting arrangements actually are, how to make them work, why clarity reduces conflict, and how to put kids first without losing your peace.

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Splitting Assets: What "Fair" Actually Means

Think a 50/50 split is the default? It's not. This episode unpacks how property settlement is really assessed, and clears up the misconceptions that catch people out early.

PAST EPISODES

Catch up anytime.

Every conversation, archived - real talk on the legal steps that matter, one episode at a time.

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Episode One

Thinking about separation but not sure wher to start? Kaela Dore shares why she built Sorted Out- a podcast, newsletter and DIY course for understanding your legal options without the jargon or the price tag.

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HAVE A QUESTION?

What family law topic should we cover next?

Have a question about separation, divorce, parenting arrangements, property settlement or family law in Australia? Tell us what you're navigating or what you wish someone would explain in plain English. Your question could inspire a future episode of the Sorted Out podcast.

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