Property Settlement

Could you unknowingly find yourself in a de facto relationship and, as a result, be liable for financial settlements or spousal maintenance if things don’t work out? The short answer may surprise you…

What happens when a de facto couple separates in NSW? Do they have the same rights as married couples? Discover key differences in property, financial, and parenting rights.

What is Financial Infidelity, how to spot it, what do it about it if you find it, and when legal advice might be the next step.

A 10-point comprehensive checklist tailored for couples in Australia to consider during this time to help keep the process of breaking up as hassle-free as possible.

Financial abuse is a form of domestic violence that can significantly impact family law matters, including divorce and separation, in Australia. It involves controlling a person’s ability to acquire, use, and maintain financial resources, thereby trapping the victim in a situation of dependency and undermining their autonomy.

Even when divorces are amicable, a divorce lawyer should always be used to ensure that the division of assets is fair and legal – especially in Australia, where the law around property division can be complicated.

Three Tips for Divorce when you have Overseas Property Read on to find THREE tips on what to do if you are going through a…

If Your Partner Has all the Money & Power, How Can You Get a Fair Distribution of Assets in a Property Settlement? Considering property settlement,…