My Ex Won't Sign the Divorce Papers?

Feeling trapped because your ex-partner won't sign the divorce papers? You're not alone, and you have more power than you think. In this essential episode of Mediation Matters by Mediations Australia, we reveal the surprising truth about divorce law in Australia and why your ex's signature isn't the roadblock you believe it to be. 

Join us as we explore the practical and legal realities of navigating divorce with an uncooperative former partner. We'll walk you through the sole application process, explain when mediation can transform obstruction into cooperation, and share strategies for protecting yourself throughout this challenging journey. 

Whether your ex is refusing to sign out of denial, spite, or genuine concerns about the future, this episode provides clear, actionable guidance to help you move forward with confidence. Learn how Australia's no-fault divorce system actually works in your favor, and discover why thousands of people successfully obtain their divorce every year without their ex-partner's consent. 

Key Topics Covered: 

• Why consent isn't required for divorce in Australia
• Step-by-step guide to filing a sole divorce application
• How mediation can address underlying resistance
• Protecting your interests when facing an uncooperative ex
• Real-world strategies from experienced family law professionals

Hosted by the team at Mediations Australia, experts in early resolution family law solutions across Australia.

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