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What happens if we reconcile after property settlement?
Sometimes separted couples decide to reconcile after property settlement. If two parties decide to reconcile after entering into a legally binding property settlement agreement, the issue arises as to what will happen with respect to that prior property settlement...
What is an Undefended Hearing?
An undefended Hearing is a hearing that proceeds as if it were undefended by the Respondent, for example, if a Respondent has failed to attend court, failed to file response documents or otherwise failed to comply with a rule or an order of the Court. At an Undefended...
In which country should I commence property proceedings?
It is increasingly common for parties to hold assets overseas. If a party holds property or assets in Australia and overseas, then deciding in which country you should commence property settlement proceedings is not always easy. Which country should I commence...
Are overseas assets included in the property pool?
It is not uncommon for parties in a divorce to have assets that are outside Australia. A common concern in property settlement proceedings is whether overseas assets are included in the property pool. This article explores the answer to this question and how overseas...
What is a partial property settlement order and how do I get one?
Family law proceedings are lengthy, costly and emotionally draining, commonly taking twelve months to two years to finalise. In some cases, a party needs urgent relief. In these cases, a party can apply for a partial property settlement order, before final orders are...
