Legal Disclaimer
The information provided on The High Conflict Divorce Centre (hcdc) website is for general informational purposes only and should not be taken as legal or professional advice. HCDC is not a registered Law Firm and does not provide legal advice. By using this website, you agree to the terms outlined below.
Terms of Service
The content on this website is intended for use in Australia and is governed by Australian law. By accessing and using this website, you acknowledge that no client-attorney or similar professional relationship is established solely through the use of this website. Terms of Service will be updated from time to time.
Please note that all payments for coaching sessions, programs, or referral meetings are non-refundable. If a client cancels or fails to attend a scheduled session or meeting, no refunds or credits will be provided under any circumstances.
Clients may request to reschedule a session provided that at least 48 hours’ notice is given. This 48-hour period refers to business hours and does not include weekends or public holidays. Reschedule requests made within 48 business hours of the scheduled session may be declined and will be treated as a cancellation, with no refund or credit provided. Only one reschedule is permitted per booking to ensure fairness and availability for all clients. Additional reschedule requests will not be accepted and may result in forfeiture of the session.
We understand that genuine emergencies can arise. If you experience unforeseen circumstances beyond your control, please contact us as soon as possible. While we cannot guarantee an alternative, we will review such cases with fairness and may offer flexibility at our sole discretion.
HCDC is not a registered Australian law practice and does not provide legal services or legal advice. Any information, coaching, resources or guidance provided by HCDC is general in nature only and should not be relied upon as legal, psychological, financial or professional advice. Nothing provided by HCDC should be construed as legal advice, legal representation, or a substitute for advice from a qualified Australian legal practitioner. Clients should obtain independent legal, psychological, financial or other professional advice relevant to their individual circumstances.
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Disclaimer
The content on this website is updated regularly, but hcdc makes no guarantees about the completeness or accuracy of the information provided. Legal standards and regulations may change, and it is your responsibility to seek professional advice for your specific circumstances. hcdc is not liable for any errors, omissions, or outcomes based on the use of this website.