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Should we get Consent Orders or a Binding Financial Agreement?

When separating, couples often need to divide their property, superannuation and other financial resources. A property settlement can be formalised either through a consent order or a binding financial agreement (BFA). While these two options appear to be similar, they serve different purposes and have different legal implications. Consent Orders are formal agreements approved by …

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Independent Legal Advice for Binding Financial Agreements

When it comes to protecting your financial interests during a marriage, de facto relationship, or separation, a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) can be a powerful tool. Often referred to as a “prenup” or “postnup,” a BFA allows couples to set out how their property, assets, and financial responsibilities will be divided if the relationship ends. …

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What are the Pros and Cons of a Prenuptial Agreement?

A prenuptial agreement, also known as a binding financial agreement (BFA), is a legal document that outlines how a couple’s assets and finances will be divided in the event of separation or divorce. In Australia, prenuptial agreements are recognized by law and can be a useful tool for protecting each partner’s assets and financial interests. …

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Your Free Guide to Spousal Maintenance

Spousal maintenance is when a former spouse or former de facto partner agrees to, or is ordered to, provide ongoing support to their ex partner following the breakdown of their relationship.

This is known in some countries as alimony. The word “alimony” is not commonly used in the Australian family law system, we call it spousal maintenance.

Prenup or Prenuptial the Binding Financial Agreement You Need

Pre-nup, pre-nuptial, Binding Financial Agreement, BFA – no matter what you call it. It’s the only way to protect your assets in a marriage or de facto relationship. Fixed fee only $2200 with Jano + Co Australian Family Law.