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A practical checklist covering the first ninety days after separation. Drafted by Urban Family Lawyers for people facing separation in New South Wales.
Drafted in plain English. No marketing inserts. The checklist is not legal advice — it is a starting point for organising what comes next.
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A checklist or guide is a starting point. The decisions that follow — about children, property, and finances — are specific to your circumstances and should be made with proper advice.
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