There are two ways to settle a legal dispute, particularly in family law. The first option involves courts, combat and cash. The second involves collaboration, conversation and calm. Join us for episode 6 of the Legal-Ease Australia podcast, as we explore collaborative legal practice. DISCLAIMER: The content contained in this email and the associated podcast is general advice only. If you require legal advice, please consult your legal practitioner.

Intervention orders are designed to keep people safe, by ordering one party to stay away from another. But how do they work? How do I apply for one? And what should I do if someone takes one out against me? Join us for episode 5 of the Legal-Ease Australia podcast, as we explore the intricacies of intervention orders with Barrister Jessica Willard. DISCLAIMER: The content contained in this email and the associated podcast is general advice only. If you require legal advice, please consult your legal practitioner.

Pre-nuptial agreements are fraught with danger, not only for those potentially entering into them, but also for those advising on them. Essentially, they're a contract governing a human relationship, which probably rings alarm bells, as it should. Join us as we explore the ins and outs of biding financial agreements before, during and after relationships with Family Law Barrister Paul Hannan. DISCLAIMER: The content contained in this podcast is general advice only. If you require legal advice, please consult your legal practitioner.

Episode 2 of the Legal-Ease Australia podcast explored what someone should do if they get arrested. Episode 3 deals with the next step: how to get bail, with Barrister at the Victorian Bar, Rishi Nathwani. DISCLAIMER: The content contained in this podcast is general advice only. If you require legal advice, please consult your legal practitioner.

Episode 2 of the Legal-Ease Australia podcast asks a seemingly simple question: what do I do if I get arrested? Barrister at the Victorian Bar, Rosalind Avis answers it very simply: get legal advice! Presented by a layman and a lawyer, the Legal-Ease Australia podcast is designed to demystify the legal process for students, clients, and those who are just curious about how the law works. We hope you enjoy and share the podcast with anyone in your network who you think might find it interesting, and we look forward to your feedback! DISCLAIMER: The content contained in this podcast is general advice only. If you require legal advice, please consult your legal practitioner.

Caveat emptor: that's legalese for "buyer beware". Explore the ins and outs of transacting property with barrister and solicitor John Melia, Principal at Melia Lawyers. Contracts, conveyancing, covenants and caveats explained! DISCLAIMER: The content contained in this podcast is general advice only. If you require legal advice, please consult your legal practitioner.