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EPISODE · Aug 7, 2026 · 35 MIN

The Hidden Financial Red Flags Women Must Never Ignore in Relationships

from The Wing · host Katey Battenally

Most women underestimate how much control they actually have over their legal and financial futures during and after relationships. Angela Li, a seasoned family lawyer, reveals the critical mistakes women make—often out of habit or fear—and shares exactly what they need to do now to protect themselves. If you're unsure about your rights, the value of your assets, or how to navigate separation without sacrificing your future, this episode is your essential guide. Angela breaks down common pitfalls, like ignoring secrecy around finances, rushing financial commitments before you're ready, or misunderstanding how property and superannuation are divided—especially in complex or de facto relationships. You'll discover: the myths about assets not in your name, the importance of transparency with your partner, and the legal protections that are available even in healthy relationships. Angela also shares practical timing tips—like when to seek legal advice if you're considering separation or buying property together—that could save you years of stress. This episode emphasises that understanding your legal rights isn't about mistrust; it’s about empowerment. Angela explains how building wealth in your own name, knowing your rights around property division, and planning for future scenarios can give you peace of mind—whether you're in a thriving relationship or contemplating your next move. You'll learn why proactive measures, like prenups and financial plans, are vital regardless of how your relationship evolves.Why it matters: Ignoring these crucial steps can leave women vulnerable to financial surprises, unequal asset division, or ongoing dependency. But with Angela’s insights, you’ll gain clarity about your options and a toolkit for safeguarding your future. Perfect for women at any stage—looking to understand their rights, preparing for separation, or wanting to start building financial independence today.Angela Li is a family lawyer with over a decade of experience, specializing in complex financial and parenting matters. She is a graduate of the Australian National University, holds a Master’s in Family Law, and is a NSW Accredited Specialist. Besides her legal expertise, Angela is a world traveler, classical musician, and animal lover—bringing a well-rounded perspective to her advice.This episode is packed with real insights that can change the way you approach your financial security and relationship planning. Don't leave your future to chance—listen now to take control of your legal and financial destiny.Follow us at @the_wingpodaus on Instagram and subscribe to @TheWingPodcastAu on Youtube to stay connected to every episode.

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Most women underestimate how much control they actually have over their legal and financial futures during and after relationships. Angela Li, a seasoned family lawyer, reveals the critical mistakes women make—often out of habit or fear—and shares exactly what they need to do now to protect themselves. If you're unsure about your rights, the value of your assets, or how to navigate separation without sacrificing your future, this episode is your essential guide. Angela breaks down commo...

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