Creating a Financial Agreement allows you to handle the settlement of property matters in a peaceful way. You and your partner can control the process and work out for yourselves how you want to divide your property and financial resources in the event of a relationship breakdown. You can do this in your own time without incurring expensive legal fees, employing combative lawyers or going to court.
All couples, whether they be defacto, married, separated or divorced, hetero or same sex can enjoy the protections offered by financial agreements. It is a written agreement that allows you to choose how to divide property and financial resources in the event of a relationship breakdown. Coordinate and support your estate plans, to be sure that family property passes as you wish.
All couples, whether they be defacto, married, separated or divorced, hetero or same sex can enjoy the protections offered by financial agreements. It is a written agreement that allows you to choose how to divide property and financial resources in the event of a relationship breakdown. Coordinate and support your estate plans, to be sure that family property passes as you wish.
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RP Emery and Associates have been serving the business community and individuals with professionally drafted, ready-made contract templates since 1990. By using our kits you can competently meet your legal and contractual requirements without having to pay expensive fees. Our Financial Agreement kits are drafted by experienced solicitors to comply with the Family Law Act, Commonwealth, state(s), and independent territory by-laws.
We offer Financial Agreements for all Australian states and territories, and for heterosexual and same-sex couples. One should note that before the amendments to the Act in 2009, the regulation of de facto relationships (also known as domestic partnerships) came under state legislation. All the states and territories except Western Australia have referred their powers under state legislation to the Commonwealth.
Changes to the Family Law Act has made it possible for defacto couples to make 'Financial Agreements'. This means that de facto couples can make the equivalent of a 'prenuptial agreement' before they commit to living together in a domestic situation and partnership. Making a pre de facto agreement before you move in together gives you peace of mind that your assets are protected.
Ending a long term relationship is never easy and there can be much emotional and financial fallout as the couple negotiate the separation process. By law de facto couples are not required to formally document the end of the relationship, you can just divide any assets or property between yourselves and move on with your life.
Same sex couples who are living together can now make a financial agreement that will protect their assets and financial resources in the event of a separation. By making a defacto or cohabitation agreement now, you can quarantine certain assets from litigation during a property settlement, which can have a surprisingly positive effect on how secure one might feel in the relationship.
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