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Contracting Out Agreement

Why you might need a contracting out agreement

April 27, 2023 | Olivia Lynch

Commonly known as a “pre-nuptial” or “pre-nup”, a contracting out agreement can be a saving grace in the unfortunate event that you and your spouse/partner separate, or one of you passes...Read More

Why you should get a prenup | Morrison Kent Lawyers

Why You Should Get A Prenup

October 29, 2021 | Debbie Dunbar

The general rule applying to property division between couples is that once you have been in a qualifying relationship (de facto, marriage or civil union) for three years or more, all relationship...Read More

Q&A – Will My Family Trust Still Protect Me?

August 25, 2021 | Morrison Kent

Will my family trust still protect my property? And more of your legal questions answered by our experts! The team at Morrison Kent Lawyers have partnered with Informed Investor to answer your...Read More

Separation and Property Division | Morrison Kent

Understanding Separation and Property Division

July 14, 2021 | Debbie Dunbar

Relationships can end despite the best intentions. A difficult separation can often pull children into legal battles and end up in Court arguing over assets. Understanding the process of...Read More

Dividing Relationship Property | Morrison Kent Lawyers

How to Divide Relationship Property

July 9, 2021 | Olivia Lynch

When a couple separate, one of the common issues they encounter is how to divide up their property. The general rule is that all "relationship property" is split equally between the parties if...Read More

Trusts and Relationship Property | Morrison Kent

Q&A – Ask a Family Lawyer

March 1, 2021 | Debbie Dunbar

The team at Morrison Kent have partnered with JUNO Investing to answer your legal questions, this month on family law.                       Trust or Get a Trust? Q. What...Read More

Contracting Out Agreements - Morrison Kent Family Law

When to Consider a Contracting Out Agreement?

May 27, 2019 | Maretta Twentyman

The general rule applying to property division between couples is once you have been in a qualifying relationship (de facto, marriage or civil union) for three years or more, in the event of...Read More