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Divorce? Parenting? Property? FVRO? We'll show you exactly what applies to you.
Forms, fees, timelines, requirements — all explained in plain English.
Use our tools and AI assistant for the tricky bits. Work at your own pace.
When a relationship ends, there are usually several matters to sort out. Here is the typical order according to the Family Court of Western Australia:
If there is family violence, an FVRO can be applied for at any time — even before separation. This is FREE to file.
Learn about FVROsDecide where children will live, time with each parent, and how decisions are made. Family Dispute Resolution is usually required first.
Learn about Parenting OrdersDivide assets (home, super, savings) and liabilities (debts, loans). Must be done within 2 years of divorce.
Learn about Property DivisionYou must be separated for 12 months before applying. The divorce itself does not deal with children or property.
Learn about DivorceYou do not need to do all of these, and they can sometimes happen at the same time. Every situation is different. Visit Family Court WA for official information.
We provide legal information — not legal advice. Think of us as a knowledgeable guide that helps you understand what's involved.
Learn about Form 3, the 12-month separation rule, filing through eCourts, and what happens after you apply.
Parenting orders, custody arrangements, Form 1, and when you need to try mediation first.
FVRO applications are free. We'll walk you through what to include and how to apply.
Assets, debts, super, the family home — understand how property settlement works and what's involved.
Interim orders when you can't wait for a final hearing — for parenting or financial matters that need quick action.
Consent Orders make your agreement legally binding. Often quicker and cheaper than going to court.
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Sarah was separating after 8 years. She didn't know where to start or what was required. Here's how CaseMate helped her navigate the process:
She opened her Divorce Journey Map — 5 clear stages showed her exactly what lay ahead
Smart Form Guidance walked her through Form 3 in plain English
The AI Affidavit Coach helped her structure her statement clearly
The Asset & Liability Calculator helped her prepare for financial settlement
She filed through eCourts — informed, prepared, and confident
This is legal information to help you understand the process — not legal advice.
See the Divorce Journey MapCaseMate provides general legal information only — not legal advice. For advice specific to your situation, contact Legal Aid WA (1300 650 579) or a Community Legal Centre.
Real feedback from people who've been through the process
"Honestly, I was dreading having to figure out all the paperwork. CaseMate broke it down so I actually understood what I was doing. Worth every cent."
"The affidavit guidance was a lifesaver. I went into mediation feeling like I actually knew what I was talking about for once."
"So much less overwhelming than I expected. The asset calculator alone saved me hours of confusion."
"I needed to act fast. The FVRO guide was clear and free — got my application sorted in one afternoon."
"I kept putting off dealing with my divorce because it felt too complicated. This made it manageable."
"My ex and I agreed on everything but couldn't figure out the forms. The AI chat answered questions I was too embarrassed to ask anyone else."
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