Family disputes involving separation, property division, and parenting can be stressful, emotional, and time-consuming. Family law mediation—often referred to under Australian law as Family Dispute Resolution (FDR)—is a practical, cost-effective alternative to court...
Divorce can be an emotionally and financially challenging process. One of the most important considerations for separating couples is understanding how to protect assets during divorce to help ensure a fair property settlement and financial security. This guide...
A Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) is a legal document that clearly outlines how property, assets, and finances will be divided if a relationship ends. While it’s often associated with marriage, BFAs can also apply to de facto relationships, whether before, during,...
Divorces and family disputes are tough, and traditional legal battles can make them worse. An amicable family law approach offers a better way to find fair solutions tailored to your needs and capable of being made legally binding. There can be such a thing as a...
What can you do to maximise the enforceability of your Binding Financial Agreement, commonly known as a prenup, postnup or cohabitation agreement? Binding Financial Agreements can provide couples with greater certainty about their financial arrangements. However, no...
Are pre-nuptial agreements, legally known as Binding Financial Agreements, worth the paper they are written on? It’s a question we often hear. Many people believe that pre-nuptial agreements are easily challenged and overturned in Court. This can make couples question...
