THE DIVORCE PROJECT MINI COURSE
$49 AUD
Get clarity, confidence, and a clear plan… in less than a weekend.
When your relationship breaks down, the emotional fog hits first.
Then the questions hit even harder:
“Where do I even start?”
“What if I say something that makes everything worse?”
“What’s actually expected of me right now?”
“What if I make the wrong decision?”
You don’t need more overwhelm.
You need a roadmap.
This course is for you if you’re
- Feeling lost, overwhelmed, or anxious
about what separation looks like in practical terms
- Unsure what steps to take first, or in
what order
- Worried that one “wrong move” might hurt
your future outcome
- Lacking clarity about property, money, or
what’s legally required
- Googling at midnight because you don’t
yet feel ready to speak to a lawyer
- Already separated… but still unclear
about the process ahead
If any of this sounds like you, then this course was designed for you.
If you keep “waiting until you feel ready,” here's what tends to happen:
- Conversations escalate instead of calm down
- Financial decisions get made in the dark
- You stay stuck in uncertainty longer than necessary
- Small issues turn into conflict
- You delay getting the clarity that would help you protect yourself
- You lose time and sometimes opportunities
- Stress lingers because there’s no structure, no plan, no guidance
Clarity isn’t a luxury.
It’s the thing that stops a difficult chapter from becoming a damaging one.
Introducing…
THE DIVORCE PROJECT MINI COURSE
A practical, step-by-step mini course giving you the clarity and readiness to approach your separation the right way.
- This is not generic advice.
- This is not Google.
- This is structured guidance, created by family lawyers who help people through separation every single day.
Inside, you’ll get the legal basics and tools most people wish they had before things got messy.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
Inside your 10 bite-sized modules, you’ll:
- Understand the 4-step property settlement process, what the law requires and what is optional
- Know how property, money (including super), assets and disclosure actually work, whether you were married or in a de facto relationship
- Identify your asset pool and learn what happens with tax during a settlement
- Understand the roadmap ahead: negotiation, mediation, lawyers, financial agreements
- Know what happens if you or your ex dies or loses capacity before your property settlement is finalised
- Understand how spousal maintenance works
- Know when you truly need legal support and when you don’t
Plus:
✔ Practical worksheets
✔ Action steps
✔ Checklists
✔ Real-world examples
✔ Complete clarity on your next step
This Course Is For You If You Want…
A Clear
Path Forward
Understand each stage of financial separation with practical,
step-by-step guidance that helps you move forward confidently and stay in control of the process.
step-by-step guidance that helps you move forward confidently and stay in control of the process.
Simple Expert Guidance
Learn from experienced family law specialists who explain complex legal concepts in plain terms, so you can make informed decisions without feeling overwhelmed.
Less Stress, More Clarity
Discover ways to manage
both the emotional and practical sides of separation. With structure and support, you’ll feel calmer and more in control.
both the emotional and practical sides of separation. With structure and support, you’ll feel calmer and more in control.
Move Toward Resolution
Gain the tools and knowledge you need to reach fair, workable agreements—reducing
conflict and creating space
for a peaceful future.
conflict and creating space
for a peaceful future.
Everything You Need to Navigate Separation with Confidence
Whether you’re just starting out or already partway through the process, this course helps you regain control and make informed decisions. Backed by the experience of O’Loan Family Law, you’ll gain practical guidance and clarity to move forward with confidence and peace of mind.Whether you’re just starting out or already partway through the process, this course helps you regain control and make informed decisions. Backed by the experience of O’Loan Family Law, you’ll gain practical guidance and clarity to move forward with confidence and peace of mind.
Why Listen To Us
O’Loan Family Law isn’t your typical firm.
We’re award-winning family lawyers known for blending expert legal guidance with practical emotional support — because separation isn’t just a legal process. It’s a human one.
We’ve guided hundreds of Australians through separation with less stress, less conflict, and far more clarity. Our approach is calm, clear, compassionate and practical — and that shows in everything we teach.
This course distils the first steps we walk every new client through… for a fraction of the cost of a single consult.
Meet Bron, the creator of the The Divorce Project: Mini Course
Bron also acts as an Independent Children’s Lawyer and has extensive experience in parental alienation matters, requiring expert advice and support.
Bron ins the principal of O’Loan Family Law and manages a highly effective and intrepid team of likeminded legal eagles, who help to guide separating couples in reaching an amicable settlement. Known for her ability to inspire, energise and collaborate, Bron is a well-respected member of the legal community. She is admitted to the Supreme Court of NSW and the High Court of Australia and holds membership with the Law Society, the Family Law Section, the Women Lawyers Association of NSW, the Australian Association of Collaborative Professionals and Parenting Coordination Australia.
Bron’s super power is that she thinks outside the box and focuses on solutions. Her coffee order is actually a peppermint tea thank you very much.
Most people meet Bron when their world feels like it’s shifting.
But what many don’t realise is that Bron’s first career wasn’t in law at all. It was in teaching.
Before she became an Accredited Specialist in Family Law, Bron spent years in classrooms helping children feel safe, supported and seen. Later, she travelled the world training people, managing teams, writing master’s programs, and lecturing at university — always driven by one purpose: help people feel safe, seen, and supported.
But after watching families crumble under the emotional weight of separation — not because they were “doing it wrong,” but because they had no roadmap — Bron realised families didn’t just need legal advice.
They needed guidance. A calm voice. A clear path.
So she retrained, specialised, and built O’Loan Family Law around one mission:
helping people get through separation with clarity, confidence, and their relationships intact enough to ensure the kids are okay.
This course was born from that mission — a simple, supportive first step so you don’t have to navigate separation alone.
YOU DON’T NEED...
Endless Googling
Guesswork
Emotional overwhelm
To be 100% sure you’re “ready”
To figure this out alone
To know all the answers before speaking with a lawyer
YOU NEED...
A roadmap
Clarity on the process
A simple structure to help you take the next right step
Support from experts who do this every day
And that’s exactly what this mini course gives you.
What’s Included
For just $49, you’ll get:
- 10 Focused Mini Modules (process, property basics, superannuation, tax, death, agreements, spousal maintenance, next steps)
- Step-by-Step Video Lessons
- Printable Worksheets & Action Guides
- Lifetime Access
- 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Disclaimer: This is general information, not legal advice
- 10 Focused Mini Modules (process, property basics, superannuation, tax, death, agreements, spousal maintenance, next steps)
- Step-by-Step Video Lessons
- Printable Worksheets & Action Guides
- Lifetime Access
- 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Inside the Course: Module-by-Module Breakdown
Get clear. Get prepared. Move forward with confidence. Each module is short, practical, and designed to give you only what you need — no overwhelm, no legal jargon.
Module 1 -Understanding the Four-Step Property Settlement Process
Learn the first three steps of the property settlement process
You’ll:
- Understand what “just and equitable” really means
- Start identifying your asset pool.
- Recognise financial, non-financial, and homemaker/parent contributions.
- Understand the importance of full financial disclosure.
This module lays the foundation for everything that follows and will help you learn the first three steps of the property settlement process
Module 2 - Identifying and Valuing the Asset Pool in a Property Settlement
Know exactly what’s included — and what’s not — when property is divided.
Inside this module, you’ll:
- Understand what is included in a property settlement asset pool.
- Distinguish between assets, liabilities, and financial resources.
- Recognise the difference between a loan and a gift.
- Understand why full and frank disclosure is required.
- Begin gathering valuations and financial evidence.
You’ll walk away knowing what information you need and how to organise it.
Module 3 - The Practicalities of Property Settlement
Understand your pathway options and what each one actually involves.
You’ll:
- How negotiation works and when it’s appropriate
- The purpose and structure of mediation
- How arbitration differs from mediation
- What the litigation process involves
- Why formalising agreements is essential
This module gives you the clarity to avoid costly missteps and what steps you may need to take next.
Module 4 - Special Categories of Property in Family Law Settlements
Trusts, businesses, farms, family companies — understand how they’re treated.
You’ll:
- Understand what qualifies as a special category of property in a settlement.
- Recognise when a trust, business, or farm might be included in the asset pool.
- Identify indicators of control, contribution, and ownership.
- Assess how the Family Court typically deals with complex or multi-party assets.
- Begin thinking about whether specialist valuations or legal support may be needed in your own matter.
If your situation includes complexity, this module helps you understand the path ahead before you make decisions.
Module 5 -Taxation Issues in Family Law Property Settlements
What actually happens with tax during a settlement — in simple English.
You’ll:
- How tax applies to property transfers from companies and trusts
- What Division 7A is and why it matters in family law settlements
- How CGT rollover relief works and when it applies
- Stamp duty considerations and exemptions
- Why coordinated advice between your lawyer and accountant is essential
- This module helps you avoid unexpected tax surprises and prepares you to ask the right questions early.
Module 6 - Death in Family Law – Navigating the Complex Intersections
What happens if a party dies or loses capacity during your separation.
You’ll:
- What happens if a party dies before or during family law proceedings
- How estate planning intersects with family law outcomes
- The impact of wills, power of attorney, and loss of capacity
- How trusts, inheritances, and state laws influence entitlements
- Ways to protect assets through binding financial agreements
This is a sensitive area, and this module gives you clarity you’ve likely never been told before.
Module 7 - Financial Agreements - Planning for the Future With Clarity
Understand what financial agreements are and when you need one.
You’ll:
- What financial agreements are and when they can be made
- The legal requirements for a binding financial agreement (BFA)
- Why couples choose to enter into one
- What can be included in a financial agreement
- Who benefits most from having one in place
Perfect if you’re planning for the future or navigating separation with complex assets.
Module 8 - De Facto Relationships in Family Law
What legally counts as “de facto” — and why it matters.
You’ll:
- Identify the key factors used to determine whether a de facto relationship existed.
- Recognise why proving a de facto relationship is important for property settlement, maintenance, and other rights.
- Understand what types of evidence may be relevant.
- Prepare yourself with the documents and information needed if you are unsure about your legal status.
This module is particularly important if you weren’t formally married.
Module 9 – Spousal Maintenance: Entitlements & Obligations
Understand when one partner may need to financially support the other.
You’ll:
- Identify the legal purpose of spousal maintenance.
- Understand how the court assesses need and ability to pay.
- Recognise the forms of spousal maintenance available.
- Know when spousal maintenance should be considered during property settlement.
- Clarify how financial agreements can prevent or end maintenance obligations.
This module brings clarity to one of the most misunderstood areas of family law.
Module 10 - Superannuation in Family Law
What happens to superannuation during separation
You’ll:
- Recognise that superannuation forms part of the property pool.
- Understand how superannuation splitting operates.
- Identify when specialist valuations are required.
- Understand the complexity of SMSFs during settlement.
- Know why professional financial and legal advice is essential.
Understand what happens to superannuation during separation, how it is valued, and how splitting works.
READY FOR A CLEAR PATH FORWARD?
Stop guessing.
Stop worrying.
Start taking the first step confidently.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this course for?
Anyone starting or navigating separation who wants clarity and control before making big decisions.
How long does the course take?
It’s self-paced and designed to complete in under 90 minutes.
Do I need a lawyer to do the course?
No but you’ll gain a solid understanding that helps you get more from your legal advice.
What will I learn in this course?
You’ll learn how separation works in Australia, including financial disclosure, settlement steps, parenting arrangements, and how to avoid unnecessary court time.
How much does the course cost?
The course is available for AUD $49 (one-time payment). You’ll get immediate access to all modules and resources as soon as you register.
How long do I have access to the course?
You’ll have unlimited lifetime access once you register, so you can revisit any lesson whenever you need extra clarity or guidance.
STILL WONDERING IF THIS IS FOR YOU?
If you’re going through separation: emotionally, practically, or legally then this is for you.
Even if you’re not ready to speak to a lawyer yet.
Even if things are amicable.
Even if things are tense.
Even if you’re unsure whether you’re “doing the right thing.”
If clarity would help you…
This is for you.
Ready to Take the First Step Toward Clarity and Resolution?
Don’t let confusion or stress hold you back. Get the expert guidance you need to start moving forward today.