Life changes like marriage, divorce, or family shifts can impact your Will. Learn how to keep your wishes up-to-date in this guide to Wills and life events.
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A formalised property agreement, under the Family Law Act, is an important step to protect your interests based on what has been agreed to.
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Valuing the assets you have held as a couple is frequently a challenging initial step when figuring out a family law settlement. The experience of our Family Lawyers can help.
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If you are seeking a property settlement in a Family Law matter, it is important you are aware of the time limits for bringing an application.
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The days of proving fault in order to seek a divorce are thankfully long gone. The only condition required to be met for a divorce is the irretrievable breakdown of the relationship, which is demonstrated by 12 months of separation. But how does this work under Covid-19?
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Be aware there are deadlines for property settlements which differ if you are in a married or de facto relationship.
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This list of 10 items explains divorce in Australia.
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Marriage inequality has an effect under Family Law although many other areas of law don't make the same distinctions.
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Marriage will normally revoke a will that was signed before the marriage takes place.
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Agreements which appear imbalanced at first sight will likely need quality supporting documentation for a judge to approve the agreement.
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A property settlement looks at the assets of both parties. What if one has an expected inheritance? Will it be included?
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Marriage changes you situation and revoked any previous wills. Don't forget an update will be needed.
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For a court to determine if a proposed split of property is just and equitable they need all the facts.
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