Caveats in Family Law: proceed with caution
Caveats may be and are often utilised in a Family Law context to protect a party’s interest in a property until a final family law property settlement is reached when
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Who is at Fault for Financial Losses in a Marriage?
As a general principle, financial losses incurred by the parties in the course of their marriage or de-facto relationship should be shared between them regardless of whether these were the
Stamp Duty & Capital Gains Tax Concessions In Family Law Property Matters
By Carlos Turini – Family Law Specialist There are many good reasons why former spouses should formalise legally their property settlement including that they may be exempted from paying stamp
De Facto Partners’ Property Disputes
Now in the Family Court Major amendments to the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) came into effect from 1 March 2009 to allow former partners in a de facto relationship
Family Law: Property Disputes and Settlements
The Full Court of the Family Court some years ago[1] identified the steps that the Court must follow to decide property matters between former spouses pursuant to section 79 and