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Capital gains tax can materially affect a family law property settlement involving investment properties, shares, business interests or trust assets. A transfer under qualifying Consent Orders or a Binding Financial Agreement may receive relationship breakdown rollover, which generally defers or eliminates CGT. For this reason, separating couples should consider the after-tax value of their assets…
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Regardless of whether you have a parenting or property matter, commencing Court proceedings can seem like a complicated, lengthy and expensive process.
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MythBusters: Seven Common misconceptions about Family Law
Family Law matters can be complex and emotionally challenging for separating couples, children and others close to them.
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Our Specialist Family Lawyers are experienced in dealing with first responders or their spouses who have separated and, can offer invaluable support in navigating the complexities of both parenting and property matters.
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As couples seek to protect their assets and ensure a fair and equitable financial arrangement in the event of a separation, Prenups offer a tailored solution that address individual needs.
A Simple Guide to Spousal Maintenance
Spousal maintenance is covered by the Family Law Act 1975, and this guide will explain what it is, how it works, and who might be eligible.
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Understanding what each of these agreements entails, when they should be used, and how they differ is crucial. This article will guide you through the distinctions between these key legal documents, helping you make informed decisions that suit your unique circumstances.
Top 5 Benefits of Getting advice early from an Experienced Family Lawyer
Seeking guidance from a Family Law Solicitor early in your separation is crucial to understanding the separation landscape and protecting your interests.
