Defacto Separation Agreement
(A Financial Agreement made under s90UD Family Law Act 1975)

Who should use a De facto Separation Agreement?

De facto couples who wish to finalise, all matters of a financial nature in dispute between them, including spousal maintenance, child maintenance and the division of property. As long as the coupe are communicative and willing to resolve their issues they can be resolved by entering into a Financial Agreement.

Provided for under the Family Law Act 1975, Section 90UD refers to Financial Agreements after a defacto relationship has brokendown. Like other Financial Agreements, section 90UD focuses on the division of financial resources of both parties and maintenance of either party after the couple has separated.

90UD Financial agreements (Separation Agreement) negate the need for the couple to enter court proceedings, reducing the risk of extended litigation and providing certainty of outcome.

Reaching an amicable property settlement quickly about debts, assets and maintenance offers the separating couple many advantages;

• You get to make your own choices
• You significantly reduce the financial and emotional costs of taking the matter to court
• You can ensure more open communication with your former partner increasing the likelihood of improved conflict resolution in the future
• Your ongoing relationship as parents, if you have children, is likely be more harmonious and you can quickly move torward making a new life without the stress of ongoing disputes.

Making a Financial Agreement allows you to decide how to divide joint financial resources rather than having the court impose a decision for you.

For just $129.95 our De facto Separation Agreement kit provides the framework for a compliant property settlement contract that will save you hundreds and possibly thousands of dollars. Not to mention the wasted time and anxiety that comes with protracted litigation.

Sitting down with your ex partner now to work out what your agreement needs to achieve, before you both run off to the lawyers, will save you considerable time, your lawyers time and your money. Furthermore you'll minimise the risk of having a lawyer draft a one sided agreement that fails to reflect the needs of either party.

This is the same type of agreement that a separating or divorced couple might use except it is applicable to both hetero and same-sex couples.

Important note: Under the Family Law Act this agreement is binding only when it is signed by both parties and contains a certificate confirming that each party has obtained independent legal advice prior to signing the agreement.

Our financial agreement review service is available as an option with this agreement.

• Defacto Separation Agreement Kit for all states except WA
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• Defacto Separation Agreement Kit for WA - Western Australia
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This comprehensive Financial Agreement Kit has been drafted to comply with section 90UD of the Family Law Act 1975. It provides all the guidance you need to create a legally binding, protective Settlement Agreement.

Your financial agreement kit includes a comprehensive manual that explains the law as it applies to this agreement. It will show you in simple terms how to thoroughly cover important legal requirements, and how to complete your agreement in detail. In addition, it contains alternative legal clauses and provisions you can use to personalise your agreement.

It includes

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