Did you know you only have 2 years from the date you and your de facto partner separate to start a Court case about your property settlement? If you wait longer than 2 years you will have to apply to a Family Court for permission to ask for property settlement Orders...
If you are facing a difficult tenancy situation or would just like to find out where you stand then have a look at the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal website (NCAT). The NCAT is the main forum for resolving tenancy disputes between landlords and tenants in NSW....
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There is no such thing as DIY when it comes to Family Law tangled up with Property Law! Some of the issues you could come across may include: Assessing Contributions in Property Matters Financial Agreements: Still Worth the Paper they are Written On? Adjusting for...
Make sure you see your solicitor when putting a Power of Attorney in place and accepting the responsibility of becoming someone’s Power of Attorney. • Powers of Attorney are constrained by limitations expressed in the Power itself. • There are, however, additional...
Did you know that you can arrange for an Arbitrator to hear and determine your Family Law property settlement dispute? This is a fairly new system in the Family Law, but if both parties agree you can hire and share the cost of a privately paid Arbitrator to determine...
