Property

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Time Limits in Family Law - How Long Do I Have To Pursue My Matter In Court? 15.07.22 Divorce, property settlement, and spousal maintenance proceedings are all accompanied by Court regulated time limits and constraints and differ depending on whether you are party to a marriage or de facto relationship. There are constrained circumstances to which a party may grant leave from the Court to pursue an action outside of the prescribed time limit. The Court will consider if the party has a genuine reason for applying to the Court outside of these restraints, including the hardship that may be incurred if that party is prevented from applying, and any disadvantage to the other party. If you decide to file an application or commence proceedings, it is important you are aware of the various restrictions.
Can My Ex Partner Claim On My Estate When I Die? 25.03.22 Can my ex-partner claim on my estate when I die
Will An Inheritance Impact My Property Settlement? 22.09.21 If you have received an inheritance or expect to receive one shortly and you are in the middle of a separation, can your inheritance form part of the divisible asset pool? The Ramsden Lawyers team explores the various considerations that go into determining whether an inheritance will form part of the asset pool.
The Basics of Prenuptial Agreements 10.05.21 We explore the scope of what a prenuptial agreement - a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA), is an agreement between couples made before a marriage or de facto relationship.
Who Owns An Embryo? 31.05.21 Deciding who owns embryos in the event of separation and the need to reach an agreement now to avoid conflict and uncertainty.
Signs Of Financial Abuse Or Control 10.05.21 Financial abuse/control is often described as a “hidden” form of domestic violence that not many people know about. The Sydney Family Lawyers explore what to do if you suspect you or someone you love is a victim of financial abuse.
What Am I Entitled To In A Divorce If I Earn Little Or No Income? 10.05.21 If you’re facing, or in the middle of, the breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship, you’re probably wondering who gets what – especially if your ex-partner met most (if not all) of the expenses for the family. Rest assured that other non-financial contributions will generally be taken into account and weighed up against direct financial contributions.