Family Law property – future needs
If you have separated from your former partner and cannot reach agreement regarding a division of property, you may end … Read more
Property
Family Law property – contributions
In a family law property settlement, the second step of the four-step process in determining a split of the assets … Read more
Identification and valuation of assets in family law property settlements
The breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship can be incredibly stressful. Both parties want to achieve the best … Read more
Superannuation Valuation and Splitting
Property settlements dealt with under the Family Law Act 1975 can divide superannuation along with other assets as part of … Read more
Tax and Family Law Property Settlements (NSW)
An important but often overlooked aspect of family law property settlements is the tax and duty consequences of parties retaining … Read more
Capital Gains Tax Rollover Relief
Capital Gains Tax Capital Gains Tax (“CGT”) is payable pursuant to the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (“ITAA”) on the … Read more
Transferring or selling property following a Family Law property settlement
Its normal to be emotionally attached to your family home. Most likely you have lived there for years, you’ve put … Read more
Initial contributions in family law property settlements
A property settlement is an important step in the separation of a de-facto or married couple. A formal property settlement … Read more
What is a constructive trust?
A Court may impose a constructive trust where inequitable or unconscionable conduct occurs which is not dependent on any terms … Read more
GIFTS AND LOANS IN FAMILY LAW
It is becoming increasingly common for parents (and other family members) to give de facto or married partners financial support … Read more
