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How is Superannuation Split in a Property Settlement?
When couples separate, a family law property settlement will determine who owns which assets. This process can be straightforward when the assets are clearly defined – such as with a house, car, or investment property. However, when it comes to superannuation, the...
Asset Protection and Freezing Orders: Common Misconceptions
We will all be involved in a dispute at some point in our lives. We may even reach a point where we want to take someone to court in order to reach an outcome that we desire. Have you wondered what happens if the other party is not able to pay up if you win against...
Family Law Property Settlements – Debunking the Myth of the 50/50 Split
Following the breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship, separated parties must consider how to divide joint property. It is crucial to understand each party’s ability to claim entitlements in a family law property settlement and the assets they are likely to...
Family Law – What Happens to Superannuation Upon Separation?
When couples separate, a property settlement is one way of determining who owns what assets. This can be straightforward when the assets are clearly defined – such as a house, car, or income. However, assets like superannuation are less clear and need to be carefully...
Property Settlement in Family Law – How Important are Contributions?
When a married or de facto couple separate or divorce, a significant part of that process is the separation of assets and liabilities – known in the family law world as “property settlement”. Property settlement in family law...
Family Law and Breakdown of De Facto Relationships
Like the breakdown of a marriage, the breakdown of a de facto relationship may require court involvement to settle financial and/or parenting disputes. This is a prominent concern considering how 14.3% of the Australian population were registered as being in a de...
Changes to the Family Law Act 1975 in May 2024 (Cth)
On 6 May 2024, changes to the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) (‘Family Law Act’) came into effect. These new laws include changes to the parenting order framework and enforcement of child-related orders. Changes relating to parenting matters are set out in the Family Law...
Helping First Home Buyers: Changes to the First Home Guarantee Scheme
On 1 October 2025, the Federal Government expanded the First Home Guarantee Scheme (‘Scheme’) to help first home buyers access the ever-increasing Australian property market. What is the First Home Guarantee Scheme? The Scheme, which was first introduced in 2020,...