What Happens to Super When You Divorce in Australia
When a relationship ends, superannuation can be one of the most important parts of the financial settlement. Under Australian family law, super is treated as property for the purpose of dividing finances after separation. It may be taken into account alongside the home, savings, investments, vehicles and debts. If you need advice about how super […]
When Separating, What Are My Rights Under Australian Family Law?
When you separate from your partner, it’s crucial to understand your legal rights from the outset. Separation affects many aspects of your life, including property division, parenting arrangements, and financial support. Need advice about your situation? Ipswich Family Lawyers can help with property settlements. Book a consultation or call (07) 3378 8500. Australian family law […]
Property Settlement With a Narcissist: What to Expect
Property settlement with a narcissist can feel overwhelming, confusing, and deeply personal. When your ex-partner is controlling, manipulative, or highly self-focused, reaching a fair financial agreement becomes harder than usual. Need advice about your situation? Ipswich Family Lawyers can help with property settlements. Book a consultation or call (07) 3378 8500. You might feel like […]
Divorce in Australia: How Separate Bank Accounts Are Split
When going through a divorce in Australia, one of the most common questions people ask is: If I have a separate bank account, does that mean my money is safe from my ex? The answer is not always simple. While having your own account might make things seem separate, the law looks at things a […]
Signed a Prenup? Here’s What Happens If You Get Divorced
You signed a prenup thinking it would make things easier. But what really happens when the relationship ends and divorce begins? In Australia, a prenup is called a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA). This is a legal agreement made before, during, or after a marriage or de facto relationship. Need advice about your situation? Ipswich Family […]
What Is the Average Time to Remarry After Divorce in Australia?
Starting over after a divorce can be both a relief and a challenge, and for many Australians, the question of when to remarry naturally follows. Legally, you should not make plans to remarry until your divorce order is finalised–which, in most cases, is one month and one day after the divorce hearing. Need advice about […]
Can You Remarry the Same Person After Divorce in Australia?
Divorce can be tough, but sometimes, couples find their way back to each other. A common question many people ask is: Can you remarry the same person after divorce? The short and simple answer is yes. In Australia, you can legally remarry your former spouse if you both agree and meet all the legal requirements. […]
Australian Law Divorce FAQs: Wife Cheated, What Are My Rights?
Discovering that your wife has been unfaithful can leave you feeling hurt, confused, and unsure about your next steps, especially when it comes to understanding your legal rights. However, it is important to note that infidelity does not change your legal entitlements during divorce or separation under Australian law. Need advice about your situation? Ipswich […]
What Happens When Forcing a Sale of a Jointly Owned Property QLD
When two or more people own a property together, disagreements can sometimes happen, especially when one person wants to sell, and the other doesn’t. In Queensland, if joint owners can’t agree, one party may ask the court to force the sale. This is a legal process that lets the court decide what should happen to […]
Who Keeps What? Household Items and Personal Belongings After Separation Australia
When a couple separates in Australia, questions often arise about who keeps the furniture, kitchenware, electronics, and other everyday items in the home. Household items and personal belongings after separation in Australia are usually dealt with as part of the overall property settlement. Need advice about your situation? Ipswich Family Lawyers can help with property […]