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Mediation Matters by Mediations Australia
Resolve Your Family Law Dispute—Faster, Better & Cheaper. The Mediations Australia podcast delivers jargon-free guidance on separation, divorce, property settlements, parenting plans, mediation, and more. Follow for bite-sized strategies, real-life insights, and cost-saving tips that turn a stressful breakup into a smoother, smarter resolution.
Mediation Matters by Mediations Australia
How Much Does a Family Lawyer Cost in Australia?
How Much Does a Family Lawyer Cost in Australia? (The Truth Will Shock You)
💔 Searching "family lawyer cost" at 2am? You're not alone — and you deserve to know the REAL numbers before making any decisions.
In this podcast, we break down the true cost of family law in Australia — from hourly rates to hidden fees — and reveal the smarter alternative that could save you up to 95% on legal costs.
What You'll Learn:
⚖️ Average family law matter costs ($30,000 - $300,000+ exposed)
💰 Hourly rates breakdown: Junior solicitors vs. Senior partners
📍 How your location affects what you pay
🔑 The 12 factors that determine YOUR final bill
✅ Mediation vs. litigation: A side-by-side cost comparison
👨👩👧 Why this matters even MORE when children are involved
The Bottom Line? Mediation: $2,500 - $5,000 TOTAL
Litigation: $30,000 - $100,000+ PER PERSON
Same outcome. Fraction of the cost. Days instead of years.
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