Prenuptial Agreement Lawyer – Protect Your Assets
Are you starting a new relationship and want to protect your asset holding?
Our Prenuptial Agreement Lawyer can help.
What is a Binding Financial Agreement?
While Prenuptial Agreement is the more popular term used, it is actually a Binding Financial Agreement. You will see Binding Financial Agreements colloquially referred to as:
- Pre-nuptial Agreement (pre-nup)
- Post-nuptial Agreement (post-nup)
- Cohabitation Agreements
- Separation Agreements
A Binding Financial Agreement allows a party to a de facto relationship or marriage (same sex or opposite sex) to agree to the division of property in the event of separation.
This enables the parties of a relationship to have certainty and control over their future financial position, without proceeding to Court.
Our Prenuptial Agreement Lawyer can advise you on what you need to do.
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Agreed terms of a Binding Financial Agreement
Key factors to take into account when agreeing on the terms and conditions of a Binding Financial Agreement / Prenuptial Agreement:
- You and your partner’s occupations and future capacity to earn an income.
- Superannuation
- Your current assets including chattels, vehicles, shares, furniture, valuables, jewelry or sentimental items which you may wish to include in the Agreement.
- The current value of the above assets.
- The current market value of your property and any other property you intend to own personally.
- Details of your liabilities including any loan, mortgage or debt owing.
- Whether there is any other family law financial agreement to which you or your partner are a party.
- The date when the cohabitation commenced between your partner and you.
- The date when the relationship commenced between your partner and you.
- Whether you or your partner have been married previously.
- Children– how many and what age.
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