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Case Study: When Binding Financial Agreements Aren’t Enforceable
What are Financial Agreements? A Financial Agreement is a contract which sets out the division of property and spousal maintenance matters in the event of the breakdown of a relationship. Financial Agreements are legally binding and can be enforced by the Federal...
Social Media and Family Law: Can I Post About My Family Law Proceedings?
Whether it’s organising parental arrangements between separating parties, or allowing parents and kids to stay connected, social media is undoubtedly a more efficient way of connecting than ever before. However, it is important to remember that social media must be...
Defining De Facto Relationships in Australia
A person is in a “de facto relationship” if they are not married or related to each other, and having regard to all the circumstances of their relationship, they have a relationship as a couple living together on a genuine domestic basis. Does a De Facto Relationship...
Legal Consequences of a Partner Separation
The Legal Implications of Partner Separation When a relationship breaks down, there are significant legal implications to consider. The legal consequences of a partner separation differ from divorce to de facto relationships, and are impacted by your living...
Prenuptial Agreements – What You Need to Know
It has become common for couples to enter into Financial Agreements (or Prenuptial Agreements) as a way to protect their assets and finances in the event of a separation. The idea of talking about the end of your marriage before it has even begun can be rather...
Section 75(2) Factors – What They Mean For You
If you have been involved in family law matters, then you may be familiar with Section 79(5) factors, which the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (the “Court”) considers when assessing both current and future circumstances. In this article, we break down...
Superannuation and Family Law Property Settlements
If you and your partner separate, you must consider what will happen to the property you own and how it will be divided between the two of you. The process of deciding what assets, financial resources and liabilities to divide is known as a family law property...
The Role of Grandparents in Family Law Matters
Grandparents are important people in children’s lives and can play a significant role in family law matters. The Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) contains provisions allowing grandparents certain rights in relation to their grandchildren. What are the Rights of Grandparents...