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Donor agreements in family law - are they legally binding?

Donor agreements in family law - are they legally binding?

Donor agreements are increasingly used by people planning to have a child through sperm or egg donation. In Australia, many parents and donors assume these agreements are legally binding, but family law does not always treat them that way.
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How are investment properties handled in property settlement?

How are investment properties handled in property settlement?

When a relationship breaks down, and there are investment properties, property settlement can be more complex. This article explains how investment properties are treated in property settlements, what factors courts consider, and what practical options separating couples have.
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How partial property settlements work after separation

How partial property settlements work after separation

This article explains what a partial property settlement is, when it may be appropriate, how it works under Australian law, and the risks and benefits to be aware of before proceeding.
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What are search orders in family law property matters?

What are search orders in family law property matters?

Search orders (also known as “Anton Piller orders”) in court proceedings are a powerful tool used in Australian family law property disputes when one party is suspected of hiding, destroying or refusing to disclose financial information or assets.
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