Family Matters
De Facto Property Settlements
The law now brings separating de facto couples within the federal family law regime on the matters of division of property and the payment of spouse maintenance.
De facto couples can also access the courts for child-related proceedings, as married couples have previously been able to do.
What can we do for you?
There are many variables in de facto relationships: the length of the relationship, the degree of financial dependence on one another, who bought which possessions, and if there are any children.
Contact us about what applies in your case. We can help you settle your issues and avoid you having to go to court.
Here are some other pages you might find useful:
WillsCohabitation agreements
Family provisions
Same sex relationships
CONTACT US NOW
Level 1, 40 Macleay Street
POTTS POINT NSW 2001
| Phone: | 02 9331 0266 |
| Fax: | 02 9331 0277 |
| Email: | john@johnfmorrissey.com.au |
Chris Lowe
For matters concerning De facto property settlements, email Chris or call on 02 9331 0266
HAVE A QUESTION FOR CHRIS?
- Home Page
- Employees
- Employers
- Not For Profit
- Family Matters
- Employment contracts (Employees)
- Employment contracts (Employers)
- De facto Property agreement
- Wills
All material and content of this website is the sole property of the owners and all rights are reserved. © 2011. All property and content supplied by Third Parties and Affiliates remains the property of those parties and is subject to any or all copyrights that may be held by them.