Binding Financial Agreements in Australia
Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) is the term the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) uses for Pre-nuptial agreements … Read more
Including amicable and litigious property and children’s matters
Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) is the term the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) uses for Pre-nuptial agreements … Read more
The significance of gifts or contributions made by third parties When determining an application to divide assets and liabilities between … Read more
What to expect Mediation is the process where a mediator (usually an experienced family lawyer, barrister or former Judge) assists … Read more
If a married couple has separated and wishes to file for divorce, the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia … Read more
The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) must be satisfied that an order in relation to the division … Read more
If you have separated from your former partner and cannot reach agreement regarding a division of property, you may end … Read more
In a property settlement, the first step of the four-step process in determining a split of the assets of a … Read more
The breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship can be incredibly stressful. Both parties want to achieve the best … Read more
The treatment of superannuation in a property settlement between separating couples was historically a problem area for the Family Courts … Read more
An important but often overlooked aspect of family law property settlements is the tax and duty consequences of parties retaining … Read more