How Settlements Really Work

A free six-part email guide explaining the crucial things to know and do before - and during - your financial settlement negotiations.

One practical email each day for six days.

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How Settlements Really Work

A free six-part email guide explaining the crucial things to know and do before - and during - your financial settlement negotiations.

One practical email each day for six days.

[Your details are confidential. Unsubscribe at any time.]

If you’re seeking a financial settlement, it can all look scary and confusing.
Our Free 6-Part Guide removes the confusion and steps you through the way settlements really work.

Here are the 6 vital topics that you’ll learn about:

  1. The rules of the game: the 2 realities that lawyers usually don’t explain.
  2. The smart way to document your wealth.
  3. The only practical way to work out what’s fair.
  4. Getting specific about your preferred deal.
  5. The 6 factors to consider in preparing your negotiation strategy.
  6. The 2 ways you can formalise your agreement (and what happens if you don’t).

 

The Guide gives you a practical heads-up on what you need to know and do to prepare – before and during negotiation with your ex. 

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As you read and start applying the insights from the Guide:

  • you’ll be prepared to successfully negotiate a sensible settlement,
  • you’ll save money,
  • you’ll reach a fair and reasonable settlement sooner, and
  • you’ll approach your negotiations with greater clarity and less stress.

The truth about how settlements really work

Practical preparations you can start right now

Real-world, calm advice you rarely hear from lawyers

One email per day for 6 days (with no legalese!)

Created by Fair and Reasonable

We’re the only specialist financial settlement negotiation service in Australia. 

We’ve helped over 1,000 separated people reach sensible settlements quickly, at low cost and low stress. 

 

Angus

[QLD]

“I was astounded to learn how small a part the law plays in settlements. It makes so much more sense to me now.”

Janine

[VIC]

“Super helpful, thanks. I feel 10 times more confident about negotiating with my ex.”

Avalon

[NSW]

“I wish I’d found this before I spent what I did on a lawyer.”

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