How assets are divided at the end of a relationship is governed by the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (“the Act”). The Act provides that if parties have been married, in a civil union or a de facto relationship (or a combination of these) for more than three years then any
The Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (the Act) sets out certain requirements for agreements regarding the division of assets at the end of a relationship, these are; If these requirements are not met then any Agreement entered into will not be legally binding. An important part of the process that a
When it comes to dividing up relationship property many people are unsure as to whether they are in a de facto relationship. A de facto relationship exists only when both parties are aged at least 18 and they have been living together as a couple but are not married to
In most cases when a couple separate it is important that they sign a Relationship Property Agreement (also known as a Separation Agreement) that complies with the requirements of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (“the Act”). The essential requirements to ensure that a Relationship Property Agreement complies with the Act
When it comes to living together being clear about what is relationship property and what is separate property is important. The difference between the two types of property is that relationship property is all the property acquired by either partner during a relationship. This can include your home, cars, household
How assets are divided at the end of a relationship is governed by the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (“the Act”). The Act provides that if parties have been married, in a civil union or a de facto relationship (or a combination of these) for more than three years then any
The Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (the Act) sets out certain requirements for agreements regarding the division of assets at the end of a relationship, these are; If these requirements are not met then any Agreement entered into will not be legally binding. An important part of the process that a
In most cases when a couple separate it is important that they sign a Relationship Property Agreement (also known as a Separation Agreement) that complies with the requirements of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (“the Act”). The essential requirements to ensure that a Relationship Property Agreement complies with the Act
When it comes to living together being clear about what is relationship property and what is separate property is important. The difference between the two types of property is that relationship property is all the property acquired by either partner during a relationship. This can include your home, cars, household
When it comes to dividing up relationship property many people are unsure as to whether they are in a de facto relationship. A de facto relationship exists only when both parties are aged at least 18 and they have been living together as a couple but are not married to