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Divorce invariably brings a series of complexities, not least property division. This division demands careful consideration when the shared property falls under the ‘tenants in
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
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
Australia’s Family Law Act 1975 governs the division of assets and liabilities following the dissolution of marriage. The court focuses on ensuring a just and
In a divorce, the division of marital assets can become a highly contentious issue, especially if you and your former spouse are disputing the importance
The courts in Australia have the power to include the assets within a trust in a matrimonial asset pool. When the Court is deciding on
The most common reasons for delayed property settlement can include disagreement over the division of assets, trying to increase bargaining positions, and the need to
No one likes the thought of having to pay taxes, especially during an already emotionally taxing period like a divorce. It can be difficult enough
Divorce and property settlement are challenging, and dealing with leftover belongings from your ex can further complicate matters. If your ex’s items are taking up