In Australia, prenups are legally recognised as financial agreements under section 90B of the Family Law Act 1975 and are generally binding and enforceable. However,
When thinking about a prenup, women, just like men, have certain things they might want to make sure are covered to protect themselves financially and
Entering into a second marriage brings with it a unique set of financial considerations, especially when it comes to protecting your assets. It’s not just
Thorne v Kennedy is a landmark case in Australian family law that has set a precedent for prenuptial agreements. The case involved Ms. Thorne, a
A prenuptial agreement, or a prenup, is a legal document that couples sign before they get married or enter into a de facto relationship. It
Spousal support, also known as maintenance or alimony, is crucial in providing financial stability to individuals following a marriage or de facto relationship breakdown. However,
When arranging a prenuptial agreement, it is essential to have open and honest discussions with your partner about various aspects of your financial and legal
A prenuptial agreement, commonly known as a “prenup,” is a legal contract between couples before marriage or a de facto relationship. Prenups aim to outline
Marriage is a beautiful union, but it’s also essential to consider the practical aspects. One way to protect your interests and establish clarity in the
Prenuptial agreements, colloquially known as “prenups,” have experienced a notable surge in popularity for their role in protecting assets and securing individuals’ financial well-being amidst
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