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Property Settlement During Divorce in Brisbane

Navigating a property settlement during a divorce can be a challenging and emotional process. At Connor Hunter, we provide expert guidance and compassionate support to help you achieve a fair outcome. Our experienced property settlement lawyers in Brisbane are here to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible.

What is a Property Settlement?

Property settlement is the process of dividing assets, liabilities, and financial resources between separating parties after the breakdown of a relationship. This process applies to both married couples and de facto partners in Brisbane under Australian family law.

Whether it involves your family home, superannuation, investments, or other assets, a fair and equitable settlement is key to ensuring financial security and a fresh start for both parties.

How We Can Help

Asset
Valuation

Assessing the value of marital assets and liabilities.

Mediation and Negotiation

Negotiating fair agreements through mediation or collaborative law.

Court
Representation

Representing you in court if an agreement cannot be reached amicably.

Compliance
Assurance

Ensuring compliance with binding financial agreements or court orders.

Complex Asset
Division

Offering expert guidance on the division of complex assets such as businesses and investment portfolios.

Tax Implications
Advice

Advising on tax implications of property settlement to protect your financial future.

Why Chooose Us

Experienced Lawyers

With years of experience in family law, we understand the complexities of property settlements.

    Client-Centered Approach

    We prioritize your needs, goals, and long-term interests.

    Transparent Advice

    Our team explains every step in simple terms, ensuring you feel informed and supported.

    Proven Results

    We have a strong track record of achieving successful outcomes for our clients in Brisbane and beyond.

    The Property Settlement Process

    Identify and Value Assets

    List all assets, liabilities, and financial resources, including property, superannuation, and investments.

      Assess Contributions

      Evaluate each party’s financial, non-financial, and homemaker contributions.

      Determine Future Needs

      Consider factors such as earning capacity, health, and caregiving responsibilities.

      Negotiate or Litigate

      Resolve disputes through negotiation, mediation, or court proceedings if necessary.

      Formalize the Agreement

      Finalize the settlement through a consent order or binding financial agreement to ensure legal enforceability.

      FAQs About Property Settlements During Divorce

      How long do I have to settle property after separation?

      You have 12 months after a divorce or two years after the end of a de facto relationship to apply for a property settlement in Brisbane.

      What happens if we can’t agree on property settlement?

      If you cannot reach an agreement, the matter can be resolved through mediation or, as a last resort, by applying to the Family Court for a decision.

      Do I need a lawyer for property settlement?

      While it’s not mandatory, having an experienced lawyer ensures your interests are protected and can make the process more efficient.

      Is superannuation included in property settlement?

      Yes, superannuation is considered an asset and can be split between the parties as part of the settlement.

      Can we settle property without going to court?

      Yes, many couples settle property disputes through negotiation, mediation, or collaborative law without court intervention.

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