This week on A Lawyer and a Mediator Walk Into a Bar, Dianne and Paula tackle the complexities of domestic violence from a legal perspective, aiming to provide clarity without overwhelming their listeners.
Dianne and Paula, discusses the various legal components of domestic violence, including intervention orders, custody considerations and the role of family law in protecting survivors. They address common misconceptions, highlight key legal processes, and explore how these measures intersect with mediation and conflict resolution.
With their trademark blend of expertise and approachability, Dianne and Paula guide listeners through this challenging topic, offering practical insights and a better understanding of how the law supports those impacted by domestic violence.
Trigger Warning
Season 2 of A Lawyer and a Mediator Walk into a Bar contains discussions around sensitive topics, including domestic and family violence. These conversations aim to raise awareness, provide support, and explore solutions for those affected.
We understand these topics may be triggering or distressing for some listeners. If you feel affected, we encourage you to prioritise your wellbeing.
Support services such as 1800RESPECT (Australia) or local helplines in your area are available to assist.
Listener discretion is advised.
Contact Dianne Loveday at Bayside Mediation | http://www.baysidemediation.com.au
Contact Paula Appelhans at https://www.linkedin.com/in/paula-appelhans/
Disclaimer & Note from the Hosts:
The information shared in this podcast is for general educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute formal legal advice. The views, stories, and insights expressed in this episode reflect the personal professional experiences and observations of Paula Applehans (Family Lawyer) and Diane Loveday (Mediator) working within the Australian legal and mediation spaces. Every family law matter is unique; please consult Paul or Dianne for advice specific to your personal situation.
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