by Legal Aspirations | Sep 23, 2026 | Property Settlement
A de facto property settlement in Australia can apply to couples who were never married but whose relationship meets the legal requirements for a de facto relationship. If you separate, you may have rights to a share of property, savings, superannuation and other...
by Legal Aspirations | Aug 18, 2026 | Property Settlement
If you are separated but not yet divorced, you may be wondering whether you should finalise your property settlement before divorce or wait until after the divorce is granted. In Australia, you do not have to wait for your divorce before dealing with your property and...
by Legal Aspirations | Jul 13, 2026 | Property Settlement
Before negotiating a settlement, both parties should fully disclose their financial circumstances. Complete and honest disclosure helps prevent disputes and ensures the agreement accurately reflects the financial position of both people. How Long Does a Property...
by Legal Aspirations | Jun 12, 2026 | Consent Orders, Divorce Cost
You have sorted out who gets what. The hard conversations are behind you, you have agreed on the property and maybe the parenting arrangements, and now you just want it made official without handing thousands of dollars to a lawyer to do it. That is a fair thing to...
by Legal Aspirations | May 21, 2026 | Consent Orders, Property Settlement
Consent Orders or a Minute of Consent Orders are court orders. Court orders arise from a variety of situations such as, Orders that are made without any agreement of the parties; Orders that are made with agreement of the parties. When two people separate and they...