Property Division: What Happens to Assets Owned Before Marriage
When a couple separates in Australia, a key concern is how their property will be divided. One of the most common questions is: what happens to property owned before marriage in Australia? The answer depends on several factors, but the general rule is that property owned before the marriage can still be included in a […]
Who Gets the House in a Divorce in Australia?
Divorce is a challenging process, and one of the biggest concerns for separating couples is who gets the house in a divorce. In Australia, the family home is often the most valuable asset, and deciding who keeps it, or if it should be sold, is not always straightforward. Need advice about your situation? Ipswich Family […]
Am I Responsible for My Spouse’s Debt Australia: Key Facts Explained
If you’re separating or divorcing, one of the most important questions you may ask is: Am I responsible for my spouse’s debt in Australia? The answer depends on several factors, but the key point is this: you are not automatically responsible for your spouse’s debts just because you are or were in a relationship. Need […]
Non-Financial Contributions: What the Court Recognises
When couples separate or divorce in Australia, one of the most important things to work out is how to divide their property. This doesn’t just mean who gets what money or assets: it also includes recognising what each person contributed to the relationship. Need advice about your situation? Ipswich Family Lawyers can help with property […]
Understanding Capital Gains and Divorce Property Settlements in Australia
When couples separate or divorce in Australia, dividing property is often one of the biggest steps they’ll face. But what many don’t realise is that capital gains tax (CGT) can play a big role in what happens during a divorce property settlement. Need advice about your situation? Ipswich Family Lawyers can help with property settlements. […]
Understanding Prenup Modifications: Can You Change a Prenup?
When two people choose to get married or enter a de facto relationship, they sometimes decide to set up a prenuptial agreement. In Australia, this agreement is often called a Binding Financial Agreement, or BFA for short. It helps couples decide how money, property, and assets will be divided if the relationship ends. Need advice […]
The Benefits of a Prenup: Why Every Couple Should Consider It
A prenuptial agreement, commonly called a prenup, is a legal contract between two people before they marry. It outlines how assets, debts, and financial responsibilities will be handled during the relationship and in the event of separation. Need advice about your situation? Ipswich Family Lawyers can help with prenups and binding financial agreements. Book a […]
Does a Prenup Expire in Australia? What Can End a Prenup
Many couples considering a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA), commonly known as a prenuptial agreement, wonder whether it has an expiration date. The simple answer is no, a prenup does not automatically expire in Australia. Need advice about your situation? Ipswich Family Lawyers can help with prenups and binding financial agreements. Book a consultation or call […]
After Marriage Prenup: What You Need to Know
You might think prenups only happen before a wedding. But what if you’re already married and want to set things straight with your finances? That’s where a postnuptial agreement comes in. It works a lot like a prenup but is made after the wedding. And yes, it’s completely legal. Need advice about your situation? Ipswich […]
How Much Does a Prenup Cost in Australia? 5 Factors That Decide the Price
If you are thinking about a prenuptial agreement, one of the first questions is usually what it will cost. In Australia a prenup is a binding financial agreement made under the Family Law Act, and it is only binding if strict legal requirements are met. That legal work is what you are paying for. There […]