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De Facto Separation Agreements
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The breakdown of a de facto relationship can be a very stressful time. Like most
couples wanting to separate, or having just separated, sorting out your
financial position is likely to be among your top priorities. If you have
reached an agreement on how your assets and liabilities are to be divided, then
you should formally document your arrangements through a Separation Agreement,
otherwise known as a Termination Agreement. |
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For only $89.95 the AussieLegal
De Facto Separation Agreement Kit can save $hundreds or even
$thousands in legal fees, contains easy to read information and
includes:
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- information on the Family Law Act as it relates to
de facto financial agreements (Section 90 UD);
- information on the preparation and execution of agreements;
- a completed example Separation Agreement;
- completed example Annexures
and Schedules as required in the Act, and
- a full refund of the cost of this kit if you decide to upgrade to
the
PLUS service (see below).
- This version of the kit does NOT include legal advice or
certification.
- This kit is NOT a D.IY. legal kit.
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IMPORTANT: To ensure
that your de facto Separation Agreement is fully enforceable, the Family
Law Act 1975 (as amended) requires that both parties to the Agreement:
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- obtain independent legal advice and a complying solicitor's certificate
to that effect; and
- fully disclose all significant assets and liabilities.
- The PLUS service is currently not available in SA due to SA legislative
restrictions.
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Call 1300 728 200 for more information and to discuss your situation.
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