Category: de facto relationship

Separating from a long-term partner can raise difficult questions about your financial future. Who keeps the family home? How are savings, superannuation and debts divided? And what happens if you were never legally married? A de facto property settlement allows eligible couples to resolve the division of property and financial interests after their relationship ends. Under Australian family law, separating de facto partners in Queensland can generally seek property settlement orders under a legal framework similar to that applying to married couples. However, your entitlement is not automatic, and property is not necessarily divided equally. Eligibility requirements, financial contributions, individual...

In the intricate dance of modern relationships, the concept of de facto relationships in Queensland (QLD) adds layers of complexity and legal considerations. More...

De facto relationships are becoming increasingly popular in Australia. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, there were over 1.9 million de facto relationships...

In Australia, de facto relationships are becoming increasingly popular among couples. A de facto relationship is a domestic partnership between two people who are...

De facto relationships are becoming increasingly common in Australia, with many couples choosing to live together without getting married. Despite this trend, there are...

Domestic violence, in any form, is a serious issue that affects people from all walks of life. According to a report by the Australian...

Purchasing a property in Australia is a significant financial decision, and it becomes even more complicated when it involves de facto couples. A de...

When a de facto couple with children decides to end their relationship, one of the most pressing issues is the custody of their children....

De facto relationships are becoming increasingly popular in Australia. In fact, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, there has been a 39% increase...

HOW ARE THE STRESS LEVELS GOING? One of the most frequently asked questions we are asked is "Am I in a de facto relationship...