In Part 2 of this deep dive into Property Settlements, Alex and Liza explore the cases that drag on... and on… and on. From high-conflict couples and judicial missteps to multi-jurisdictional property battles and sham trusts, this episode is a guided tour of what not to do if you want to settle your property dispute efficiently.

Topics include:

• The real timeline of a property case (hint: it's rarely 9 months)
• The infamous Stanford v Stanford and why courts ask: “Should we even divide anything?”
• Bevan v Bevan and Liza’s own jaw-dropping 26-year delay story
• What happens when one party hides money, moves assets, or just refuses to cooperate
• Why family trusts, forensic accountants, and third-party players can blow things up
• The hidden cost of delays: financially, emotionally, and legally
• When a judge gets it wrong, and what that means for your case

If you're wondering why your matter isn’t moving—or want to avoid becoming a cautionary tale—this episode is a must-listen.

Tune in now for the courtroom chaos, lawyer banter, and the lessons you can actually use.

Contact Alex and Liza:
📧 Alex Wynn – alex.wynn@keypointlaw.com.au
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Property settlements can be slow, frustrating, and emotionally exhausting, but they don’t have to be. In this episode, Alex and Liza dive into the most common delays, mistakes, and pain points that get in the way of a fast and fair outcome, and how you can avoid them.

Whether you're dealing with hidden assets, emotional roadblocks, or just waiting in the court queue, this episode gives you the insider knowledge you need to speed things up and stay on track.

You’ll hear about:

• The biggest delays in property matters (spoiler: it’s often disclosure)
• Why “just wanting it to be fair” can actually slow everything down
• How grief, anger, and denial derail otherwise simple negotiations
• The reality of court delays and how long it really takes to get a trial date
• Why arbitration might be a faster (and smarter) alternative
• Why involving third parties can be more trouble than it's worth
• The importance of legal advice, even before you think you need it

Whether you’ve just separated or you’ve been stuck in a property dispute for months, this episode will help you understand what’s going wrong and how to fix it.

🎧 Tune in now and get your property settlement moving.

Contact Alex and Liza:
📧 Alex Wynn – alex.wynn@keypointlaw.com.au
📧 Liza Friedwald – liza.friedwald@keypointlaw.com.au
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In this special episode of The Ex Files, Alex takes the reins to walk Dads through the Top 10 Tips for Surviving Divorce and Separation. Joined by producer Matt, Alex shares personal insights and a bit of humour as he lays out the roadmap for dads navigating the emotional and legal complexities of family breakdowns.

In this episode, Alex covers:

1. Put Your Oxygen Mask On First: Why looking after your own mental and physical health is crucial for your kids.
2. Be Organised: The power of lists, calendars, and decluttering your life during separation.
3. Plan for the Future: Setting goals, building financial stability, and thinking long-term.
4. Communicate Effectively: How to stay calm, respectful, and focused when communicating with your ex.
5. Stay Involved: Why being present in your kids’ lives—school events, sports, and daily routines—matters more than ever.
6. Expect the Unexpected: Navigating surprises like protection orders or sudden changes with grace.
7. Find the Right Lawyer: Why choosing the right legal representation is a game-changer.
8. Ask for Help: Breaking the stigma around seeking support, both emotionally and practically.
9. Educate Yourself: The value of parenting courses, financial planning, and understanding family law.
10. Don’t Panic: How to stay grounded when things get overwhelming, with a little help from Winston Churchill.

Whether you're at the beginning of your journey or right in the middle, these 10 tips are designed to give you clarity, confidence, and practical steps to move forward.

Tune in now for enlightening discussions and real-world strategies that make a difference.

Contact Alex and Liza:
📧 Alex Wynn – alex.wynn@keypointlaw.com.au
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In this powerful episode of The Ex Files, Alex and Liza dive headfirst into the often-ignored emotional minefield of toxic positivity during separation and divorce. When everyone says “stay amicable” or “just be the bigger person,” what happens to the very real, very raw feelings of anger, grief, and betrayal? Together, they unpack how suppressing those emotions, especially under pressure from professionals, social media, or well-meaning friends, can actually make the legal and emotional journey harder. From parenting dynamics to courtroom behaviour, they explore why acknowledging your anger (and finding safe ways to express it) is not only okay, it’s vital. This is an honest, practical, and emotionally intelligent look at what happens when positivity goes too far.

Need someone to talk to? Support is available:

• MensLine Australia
• 1800Respect
• Kids Helpline

Contact Alex and Liza on the emails below or check them out on social media:

Alex Wynn – alex.wynn@keypointlaw.com.au
Liza Friedwald – liza.friedwald@keypointlaw.com.au
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In this solo episode of The Ex Files, Liza explores the world of co-parenting in the digital age. With a healthy dose of humour, personal anecdotes, and practical tips, she explains how technology and social media are reshaping communication between separated parents and not always for the better!

Joined by producer Matt, Liza shares insights on:

• How social media and messaging apps can fuel conflict during separation
• Why venting online about your ex is a bad idea (for you and your kids)
• How FaceTime, texts, and parenting apps like Our Family Wizard can either help or hinder co-parenting
• Setting clear boundaries for communication, privacy, and social media use
• Why it’s crucial to think about these issues before finalising parenting orders
• How your digital behaviour models future habits for your children
• And a few hilarious (and slightly chaotic) side chats about emojis, thumbs-up dramas, and 1980s answering machines

This is a must-listen for any separated parent navigating the tricky balance between staying connected and setting healthy digital boundaries.

Tune in for a real-world, practical (and very human) take on co-parenting in today’s tech-driven world.

Contact Alex and Liza:
📧 Alex Wynn – alex.wynn@keypointlaw.com.au
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In this solo episode, Alex teams up with producer Matt to dive into one of the most emotionally charged topics in family law: "Revenge". Whether it’s smashing antiques, posting online rants, sabotaging parenting arrangements, or even the dark world of revenge porn, Alex explores the many ways people try to “get even” after separation—and why it almost always backfires.

With legal insight, personal stories, and a healthy dose of straight talk, Alex unpacks:

• Common acts of revenge and how they show up in family law cases
• The legal consequences of destructive behaviour
• How the court treats false allegations, harassment, and emotional abuse
• Why dragging kids into disputes is never the answer
• How revenge can impact property settlements, credibility, and even parenting time
• The increasing role of social media, smartphones, and AI in family disputes

This episode is a cautionary tale for anyone tempted to act out during separation—and a reminder that maturity, support, and sound legal advice are far more powerful tools than payback.

Tune in to hear real cases, real consequences, and why playing nice isn’t just good advice—it’s good strategy.

Contact Alex and Liza:
📧 Alex Wynn – alex.wynn@keypointlaw.com.au
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In one of the most personal and powerful episodes of The Ex Files, Liza shares her perspective on the emotional toll of separation and how mental health plays a critical role in custody battles. Joined by producer Matt, this candid conversation explores the silent struggles many parents, especially dads, face when navigating parenting arrangements after separation.

With humour, empathy, and lived experience, Liza reflects on:

• The emotional rollercoaster of co-parenting
• The stigma around mental health, especially for men
• Why it's OK not to be OK
• Strategies for looking after yourself before trying to “win” at parenting
• How mental wellbeing impacts legal processes and parenting outcomes
• Resources available to support parents, children, and teens during separation

Whether you're a parent, support person, or navigating separation yourself, this episode is a powerful reminder that taking care of your mental health isn’t just OK, it’s essential.

If you or someone you know needs support, help is available:

• MensLine Australia – 1300 78 99 78
• 1800RESPECT – 1800 737 732
• Kids Helpline – 1800 55 1800

You are not alone.

Tune in now for a raw, honest look at the emotional side of separation—and how to protect yourself through it all.

Contact Alex and Liza:
📧 Alex Wynn – alex.wynn@keypointlaw.com.au
📧 Liza Friedwald – liza.friedwald@keypointlaw.com.au

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In this episode of The Ex Files, Alex and Liza discuss a few recent and important family law cases, explaining what they mean for people going through separation or parenting disputes. The episode is packed with insight, practical guidance, and the usual laughs, covering topics such as mental health conditions and parenting orders, real estate valuations, and the latest on Binding Financial Agreements.

In this episode, Alex and Liza cover:

• The problem with using terms like “engage” or “participate” in parenting orders and what the courts say about psychologists’ roles
• Why real estate appraisals often don’t cut it in court—and when a formal valuation is essential
• What recent appeal cases say about contraventions, judge interruptions, and procedural fairness
• The return of Binding Financial Agreements (prenups) and how courts are treating them post-Black v Black
• Mediation trends and how to manage complex family law matters in parts

Whether you're deep in the process or just starting to explore your options, this episode delivers real-world insights with a healthy dose of humour and honesty.

🎧 Tune in now for a fresh take on where family law is heading.

Contact Alex and Liza on the emails below or check them out on social media:
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