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Family Law: Enforcement of Court Orders – Procedure of Enforcement
If you are having problems receiving your entitlements after a family law property settlement or parenting matter, you have clear remedies if Court Orders are in place. See here our blog post on the importance of Court Orders in this context.
Family Law: Disclosure and Binding Financial Agreements
For a Binding Financial Agreement(or ‘BFA’) to be legal and binding, the couple must enter into the agreement of their own free will and be fully informed.
Family Law: Requirements for a Binding Financial Agreement
A Binding Financial Agreement (or ‘BFA’) is a written agreement between two or more people, setting out how property, financial resources and spousal maintenance will be dealt with in the event of a relationship breakdown.
Family Law: When can I enter into a Binding Financial Agreement?
A Binding Financial Agreement (or ‘BFA’) is sometimes considered the same as a ‘pre-nup’. ‘Pre-nup’ implies that a couple must enter into an agreement before they get married. This term is commonly used in Hollywood TV shows and movies but has no real application in Australia.