March 2018

Marriage or de facto relationship breakdown – don’t forget the Superannuation

If your marriage or de facto relationship has had a breakdown superannuation splitting laws allow superannuation to be split between you and your partner. Superannuation is treated as property by the Family Law Act 1975, but it is treated differently to other property because it is held in a trust. A member or a non-member […]

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De Facto Property Division

Practice Area / Peter Speakman

In Victoria, de facto property divisions are affected by the same laws and legal principles as apply for married couples when they separate and divide their property. These laws and legal principles are covered by the Family Law Act 1975. A de facto relationship is defined as a relationship between two people (including of the same

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