De Facto Relationship in Australian Law
De facto relationship in Australian law: The meaning of a de facto relationship is that a couple lives together just like married couples. This couple can be same-sex or heterosexual. The only difference between married people and de facto couples is that de facto couples are not married. De facto relationship in Australian law has given them complete rights similar to married couples. They can take their issues to the family court and the court will resolve their issues. What is a de facto relationship? In section 4AA of the Family Law Act 1975, you will find the definition of...
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