Category: Property Settlement

In Australia, your girlfriend is not automatically entitled to take half of your house. The law requires you to take into consideration any contributions that

In Australia, divorcing couples often face the daunting task of dividing their assets and liabilities. One common scenario is the 80-20 divorce settlement, where one

Navigating the complexities of separation can be daunting, especially when it involves the division of financial assets and liabilities. A financial separation agreement is a

The global rate of divorce and separation is on the rise. This can be attributed to various causes and Australia is no exception to the

When separation and divorce occur, the assets of the parties involved are divided as part of a property settlement. And, just like debt split, superannuation comes

A property caveat is a legal document that provides notice that a person or entity has an interest in a particular property. It operates as

Many divorcing couples are unaware of the significant tax implications around divorce particularly about tax obligations arising after the transfer of real property from one

Full disclosure of assets in a property settlement in Australia means that each party must legally disclose all assets, liabilities, and financial resources they own

Family Law property settlements involve the division of assets that have been accumulated while a couple is married or in a de facto relationship. The

Divorce is not just an emotional upheaval; it’s a financial one, too. One of the most pressing concerns for many separating couples is understanding how