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Tune in as Head of Family Law at Collective Family Law Group and Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, Dannielle Young guides you through your separation and divorce by sharing strategies, legal insights and tips to help you move on faster.
Having helped thousands of people through divorce and also drawing on her own experiences being in the family law and relationship space for almost 2 decades, Dannielle shares her expertise in 6-minute, easy to listen to bursts to help you navigate separation.
Dannielle is the Head of Family Law at Collective Family Law Group. It is a Family Law Practice based in Australia that focuses on making this transition as easy as possible for people going through the various stages of separation and divorce.
Dannielle is also the Director of Dannielle Young Mediations, where she expands on her passion to keep couples and families out of the Court system through Mediation.
Tune on into the weekly podcast or head over to https://collectivefamilylaw.com.au for helpful resources.
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Who keeps the pet after a breakup? Under new changes to the Family Law Act, pets are finally being seen for what they are — loved family members. In this episode of The Divorce Collective, Dannielle Young dives into what these legal changes mean, how courts are handling pet custody, and why mediation might be the key to avoiding a pet custody war.
In this episode of The Divorce Collective, host Dannielle Young follows her theme of stress and conflict management strategies to adopt during separation. She introduces the Dropping Anchor Technique, a mindfulness-based grounding exercise rooted in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). By exploring this technique, Dannielle helps individuals to stay calm and collected during the emotionally overwhelming moments of separation. This practical, three-step will call you to feel empowered in r...
Separation can be an emotionally charged process, often leading to misunderstandings and conflict. In today’s episode of The Divorce Collective, Dannielle Young explores the BIFF Technique—Brief, Informative, Friendly, and Firm—a practical communication strategy to minimise conflict during separation. Whether you're navigating co-parenting, legal discussions, or personal exchanges, BIFF offers a structured approach to keep conversations calm and productive. Key Points Discussed What is...
Join Senior Associate and Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner Dannielle Young in this episode of the Divorce Collective Podcast as she shares insight on navigating separation with children with neurodivergent needs. Separation is challenging and the complexities multiply when neurodivergent children are involved in the process. Neurodivergent children thrive on structure, consistency and credibility. It is essential to adapt thoughtful strategies that prioritise children’s emotional wellb...
In this episode of The Divorce Collective Podcast, Dannielle Young, Senior Associate at Collective Family Law Group and an experienced Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, sheds light on the often-overlooked topic of support people in family law mediation. Mediation is a highly effe
In this episode of The Divorce Collective Podcast, Danielle Young, Senior Associate and Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner at Collective Family Law Group, explores the often-overlooked downsides of taking family law disputes to court. Many separating couples assume that court is the only route to resolve issues like parenting arrangements and property settlements, but it’s important to understand the emotional, financial, and time-consuming toll it can take on everyone involved—especially...
Join Senior Associate and Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner Dannielle Young in this episode of the Divorce Collective Podcast, as she discusses a topic that often comes up in family law matters: Introducing new partners to your children after separation. The transition through separation and divorce is a challenging time, especially when it involves managing your children’s emotions and adjusting to new dynamics within the family. Introducing a new partner can add complexity to this alre...
Join Senior Associate and Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner Dannielle Young in this episode of the Divorce Collective Podcast, as she shares the harmful effects of speaking negatively about the other parent post-separation. While it’s common for emotions to run high during and after a separation, parents often don’t realise the profound impact that negative comments can have on their children. The Impact of Speaking Negatively About the Other ParentIn this episode, Dannielle ...
Join Senior Associate Dannielle Young in this episode of the Divorce Collective Podcast as she breaks down the complexities of Section 60I certificates in Australian family law. If you're going through post-separation parenting disputes, understanding these certificates is essential for achieving the best outcomes for your children. What is a 60i Certificate?In this episode, Dannielle explains what a Section 60I certificate is when it is required, and the circumstances that may exempt you f...
Join Dannielle Young, Senior Associate at Collective Family Law Group, as she talks us through a powerful tool for presenting evidence: affidavits. It can be difficult to fully comprehend crucial legal documents and what they entail. Tune in and learn what affidavits are, their purpose in Australian Family Law, how to prepare one, and the importance of accuracy and honesty when creating an affidavit. What is an affidavit? An affidavit is a written statement made under oath or affirmation, ...
Join Senior Associate Dannielle Young as she sheds light on the critical topic of subpoenas in family law. This episode provides a clear explanation of what subpoenas are, their function within Australian family law, and how they can impact your legal proceedings. In this episode, Dannielle explains the different types of subpoenas—Subpoena to Produce Documents, Subpoena to Give Evidence, and Subpoena for Production and to Give Evidence—and discusses when each type is typically used. Under...
Welcome back to the Divorce Collective Podcast! Join our senior associate Dannielle Young today, as she takes into this internationally recognised, evidence-based parenting program is designed to enhance the bond between parents and their children, making it particularly valuable for those navigating the complexities of separation. Understanding the Circle of Security Program The Circle of Security Program was developed by clinical professionals to provide parents with tools and insights nee...
In this episode of our podcast, Dannielle Young, Senior Associate at Collective Family Law Group, explores the transformative impact of co-parenting apps on shared parenting responsibilities. Learn how these innovative tools are revolutionizing the co-parenting landscape and making the journey smoother and more efficient for separated parents. By facilitating better communication, organization, and cooperation, co-parenting apps are creating a more stable and positive environment for childre...
Join Denior Associate Dannielle Young as she explores the complexities of Grey Divorce among older couples. This episode delves into how individuals can navigate the unique challenges of divorcing later in life, including the division of significant assets, planning for retirement post-divorce, and managing the emotional journey of ending a long-term relationship.
In this episode of our podcast, Dannielle Young, Senior Associate at Collective Family Law Group, explores the complex world of digital assets in divorce proceedings. Learn how to navigate the division of cryptocurrencies, social media accounts, and other digital properties effectively. Digital assets, with their intangible nature and valuation complexities, present unique challenges in divorce. Dannielle discusses key strategies for a fair distribution, including the necessity of full asse...
Join host Dannielle Young, Senior Associate at Collective Family Law Group, as she explores the complexities of managing digital assets during divorce. This episode delves into how couples can navigate the division of digital wealth, including cryptocurrencies, social media accounts, and other online properties. Digital assets are inherently challenging to handle in divorce due to their intangible nature and the technical difficulties in valuation and division. This podcast covers essentia...
This Week on the Divorce Collective Podcast: Mediation and Child Well-being in Family Law Join host Dannielle Young, Senior Associate at Collective Family Law Group, as she discusses the benefits of mediation in family law, focusing on children's well-being and the preservation of healthy co-parenting relationships. Mediation offers a child-centered approach that promotes open communication and cooperation, allowing parents to craft customized solutions that prioritize their children’s ne...
For this week’s episode of the Divorce Collective Podcast, our host, Dannielle Young, Senior Associate at Collective Family Law Group, will take you through the advantages of mediation in Family Law. Traditionally, family law disputes are resolved through litigation, a process often characterized by high costs, lengthy proceedings, and heightened emotional turmoil for all parties involved. However, an alternative approach gaining recognition and popularity is mediation, offering a more colla...
In this episode of the Safeguarding Children Series, your host, Dannielle Young, Senior Associate at Collective Family Law Group, guides us through the complexities of international child custody with a focus on the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction. This crucial treaty offers protection for families entangled in cross-border disputes, aiming to prevent the unauthorized removal of children from their home country.
The Divorce Collective podcast episode featuring Senior Associate Dannielle Young from Collective Family Law Group illuminates the significance of Family Law Watch Lists in protecting children amidst family disputes. These watch lists, managed by the Australian Federal Police under the Family Law Act 1975, serve as a critical barrier against the unauthorised international travel of children from Australia, mitigating risks of abduction and ensuring compliance with court orders.
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I wish more parents would listen to this segment. I recently read a post on social media written by a disgruntled parent about how the other party did not contribute anything to the maintenance of their child. Whilst this might be true and quite upsetting , the vent was posted on a public status....has this parent considered future employers of their child or any other party whereby access to this family info might not be something the child would have liked to share ? Thank you for your common sense tips.
really interesting insight about the different types of contributions. Thank you.