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When relationships end, dividing property and assets can quickly become complicated, especially if the contributions of each partner aren’t reflected in legal ownership. One legal
A Hogan Order is a legal directive in Australian family law cases that requires one party to disclose certain confidential documents or information. These orders
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on property is an important part of Australia’s tax system, and it has big effects on homeowners, buyers, and people who
Gifts received during the marriage can be considered part of the matrimonial property pool, their treatment in the final settlement can vary based on factors
Divorce can already be challenging without involving your business and livelihood. For many Australian couples, divorce intersects with business, prompting significant questions and decisions about
A de facto relationship in Australia refers to a couple living together on a “genuine domestic basis” without being married. However, sharing the same home
An Anton Piller Order is a special type of court order that allows one party in a legal dispute to search the premises of the
Have you ever wondered what happens if a spouse wastes money or assets during a separation or divorce? In Australian family law, this is known
When dealing with financial disputes in a family law case, there may be concerns about one partner attempting to hide or get rid of assets.
Like many things in family law, the answer depends. Australia has two main property division systems: community property and equitable distribution. Understanding which system applies