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Can a Binding Financial Agreement be overturned?

Can a Binding Financial Agreement be overturned?

A Binding Financial Agreement is a legal contract that sets out how a couple’s assets, liabilities, superannuation entitlements and financial resources will be divided if they separate or divorce. While a BFA is generally binding, there are some circumstances where it can be challenged or overturned by a court.
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When can I stop paying child support in Australia?

When can I stop paying child support in Australia?

Child support, if using the Child Support Agency, is a formula assessed on each parent’s taxable income. With the variations on what is a “taxable income” declared to the Child Support Agency, there are times when parents wonder if they can stop paying child support.
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Property settlement and family violence: major changes from June 2025

Property settlement and family violence: major changes from June 2025

New laws relating to property settlement and family violence came into effect on 10 June 2025. The intention is to improve how courts deal with property settlements (financial matters), particularly for those involving allegations of family violence.
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Understanding litigation guardians (or case guardians) in family law

Understanding litigation guardians (or case guardians) in family law

Sometimes, people involved in a family law matter may be unable to represent themselves due to age, incapacity or disability. In these circumstances, a litigation guardian (or often referred to as a case guardian) may be appointed.
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