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Australian separation document · plain-English self-service
Separation Agreement Workspace Pack
A private two-person settlement workspace plus a complete document pack. Each person records their position, proposes exact wording and accepts every topic separately; documents are drafted only after both confirm the complete agreement.
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Direct answer
The Workspace Pack is a secure two-person process: each person records a position, either can propose exact wording, and every topic requires separate acceptance by both people before the three-document pack is drafted.
What this document actually does
- Opens a secure topic-by-topic workspace with a private link for the invited person.
- Keeps each person’s position separate until either person proposes exact joint wording.
- Records separate acceptance by both people and reopens a topic whenever its wording changes.
- Keeps the buyer’s account, payment details and private documents hidden from the invited person.
- Generates the separation record, property and debt schedule, and parenting/communication plan only after both people confirm every accepted term.
Legal jobCollaborative workspace plus three final documents
Court filed?No — unless a separate Court product is later used
Legal effectPrivate agreement record only
What it does not do
Coercion, disputed ownership, incomplete financial disclosure, complex assets or any person unable to negotiate safely. Claim Done prepares self-service documents from the facts and arrangements supplied; it does not represent either person or decide the outcome for them.
The process
From separate positions to agreed wording
Record the exact facts
Names, dates, values, responsibilities and arrangements come from the people involved. Missing facts are not invented.
Review and finalise
Invite the other person, agree each topic, then confirm the complete wording.
Included collaboration dashboard
Both people see the same topics—but keep separate control.
The buyer sends a secure email invitation. Each person records their own position. Either can propose exact joint wording. A topic turns green only after both accept it, and final confirmation is separate again.
The invitation does not expose the buyer’s account, payment information or private documents.
Start the shared process →Home and occupancyPerson 1 position · Person 2 positionAgreed by both
Accounts and debtsProposed joint wordingWaiting for the other person
Children and handoversEach person can propose a changeSeparate acceptance required
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Agree the wording—then sign it from any phone.
After the document is final, add the signers from your dashboard. Each person receives a private link to review the exact frozen PDF, type or draw their signature and expressly confirm their intent. When everyone signs, all parties receive one completed PDF with its electronic execution page and evidence certificate.
Exact document hashEvery person signs the same frozen version.
Two timestampsClaim Done server UTC and device-reported local time.
Network and deviceServer-observed IP plus browser/device evidence.
Private audit trailConsent record and tamper-evident event fingerprint.
What we ask
Specific questions, not a blank legal form
- Can both people negotiate and disagree freely, without pressure, threats, fear or family violence?
- What are both people’s full legal names?
- Were you married or de facto, and what are the relationship and separation dates?
- Which topics do you expect to work through: home, bills, debts, property, pets, children, communication or something else?
- If property or finances are involved, have both people exchanged complete details of assets, liabilities, superannuation and income?
- Does the proposed agreement involve a superannuation split, company, trust, bankruptcy, overseas property, disputed ownership or another person’s legal interest?
Questions people ask before buying
Separation Agreement Workspace Pack FAQs
How much does the Agreement Workspace Pack cost?
A flat $149 AUD, including GST. There is no card required to start, no subscription and no hourly rate — you see the full summary of your answers before you pay.
How long does it take?
There are 6 questions, which take a few minutes to answer. The draft is usually ready in about 5 minutes after payment, any time of day.
When do I get the document?
The draft of your Separation Agreement Workspace Pack is usually ready in about 5 minutes. You read it on your dashboard and can change the wording; once you confirm it, the final PDF is available to download and emailed to you.
What if I need changes?
You read the full Agreement Workspace Pack on your dashboard first. You can change the wording or ask for a redraft, with unlimited edits and 2 redrafts included, then confirm it and the final PDF is yours to download and keep.
Does it work in my state?
Yes. The Separation Agreement Workspace Pack is drafted to the law of the state or territory the matter is in — NSW, Victoria, Queensland, WA, SA, Tasmania, the ACT and the NT — citing the right Act, regulator and tribunal or court for that state.
Can the invited person see my Claim Done account or payment details?
No. The secure invitation opens only the shared agreement topics. It does not expose the buyer’s account, payment information or private documents.
When are the documents drafted?
Only after both people separately accept every topic and confirm the complete agreement. The accepted wording is then used as the controlling source for the three-document pack.
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Other separation documents
These products are intentionally separate. A private agreement, parenting plan, Court consent order and divorce application do different things.
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Separation and divorce guides
Current, plain-English guidance on the law, deadlines and practical choices behind this document.
Legal guideSeparation and Divorce in South Australia: Laws, Deadlines and What to DoRead the guide →Legal guideSeparation and Divorce in Tasmania: Laws, Deadlines and What to DoRead the guide →Legal guideSeparation and Divorce in Australian Capital Territory: Laws, Deadlines and What to DoRead the guide →Legal guideSeparation and Divorce in Northern Territory: Laws, Deadlines and What to DoRead the guide →Legal guideSeparation Checklist Australia: What to Do First, This Week and NextRead the guide →Legal guideSeparation and Divorce in New South Wales: Laws, Deadlines and What to DoRead the guide →
Primary sources
Built around the official Australian process
The information and suitability boundaries on this page are grounded in official Court guidance. Court forms, filing fees and procedures can change, so the customer pack links back to the current source.
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