Pre nuptial agreement is the term often used to describe a
financial agreement done either before a marriage or de facto
relationship, or during the marriage or de facto relationship but
before separation. It sets out what will happen to the parties
assets in the event that they do separate. TheFamily Law Actnow
makes it easier for de factos to make a claim for property
settlement. People are now more than ever looking to protect their
assets from a claim.
We can assist you by preparing a Binding Financial Agreement
(the Australian term for a pre nuptial agreement) to protect your
property. There are three types of Binding Financial Agreement:
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One before you enter into a marriage or de facto relationship
(commonly referred to as a 'pre-nuptial agreement');
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One prepared during the marriage or de facto relationship;
and
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One prepared after divorce or the breakdown of the de facto
relationship.
If you would like to look at your options regarding protecting
your assets, contact
us for an initial free 30 minute consultation at any one of our
metropolitan Adelaide or South Australian regional locations.
