Asset Protection

Asset Protection Family Law Inheritance Property 22 August 2017 Inheritance and Divorce: Claims over a spouse’s inheritance

Whether your inheritance will be counted in the divorce assets to be split depends on each case. There is no “one rule for all cases“. Where the inheritance has already been received these are some relevant factors taken into account in a divorce case: Time since the inheritance – If a long time has passed between …

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Asset Protection Family Law Family Trusts Transfer of Land 31 August 2016 Binding financial agreements and prenups – are they actually enforceable?

Before the year 2000 you could not enforce Prenups or Financial Agreements made outside court – you simply couldn’t contract out of the Family Law Act entitlements. These days Binding Financial Agreements including Prenups are made all the time,  and provided that they are prepared and executed properly and have compliant content, they are definitely enforceable. What …

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Asset Protection Bankruptcy Company Contact Contract Law Debt Recovery Joint Venture Personal Securities Property Refinancing 9 May 2016 Risks and legalities of lending money

You are not a bank but you decide to lend someone money….. There are a lot of families I see where they have lent a considerable amount of money to their adult working children with the expectation that it will be paid back, but there is nothing actual concrete to ensure it happens. The accountability …

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Asset Protection Contract Law Conveyancing Property 9 May 2016 Changes to property law – verification of identity now required

Recently changes were made to the law regarding identification requirements for entering into land transactions.  These changes were designed to prevent fraud on titles and other financial transactions.  This is especially important now that conveyancing can be done electronically. “Verification of Identity” is now required for any land transaction. If you’re buying, selling or transferring property, …

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Asset Protection Conveyancing Family Law 20 April 2016 Redraw facilities and dangers during family law disputes

Redraw facilities benefits A home loan with redraw facilities is a popular choice for many home buyers. It allows you to make extra repayments and gives you the option of withdrawing those extra repayments at a later date if you need the funds. Usually redraw facilities are only available with variable interest rate loans, as …

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Asset Protection Contract Law Court Family Law Family Trusts Prenups Property Separation 19 October 2015 Binding financial agreements and prenups explained

A binding financial agreement or prenup as the casual term, is an written agreement between two parties setting out the assets, liabilities, property and other financial information of how it will be divided should there be a relationship breakdown. Binding financial agreements can be made before, during or after a marriage or de-facto relationship. Lets …

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