Family Financial Matters
Lawyers In Perth

We assist clients with financial settlement in family law in a professional and practical way, focusing on protecting your interests, understanding your obligations and working towards a fair and affordable resolution.

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Financial Disclosure

Know Your Financial Position

We help you understand the full financial picture before making decisions about settlement, support or future financial arrangements.

  • Identifying income, assets, debts and liabilities
  • Reviewing bank records, tax returns and financial documents
  • Understanding financial rights and disclosure obligations
  • Addressing concerns about hidden assets or undisclosed income
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Property and Asset Division

Property and Asset Matters

Our Perth family lawyers assist with property and asset-related matters after separation or divorce, including the division of the family home, investment properties, savings, business interests, debts and other financial resources.

  • Dividing property, savings and investments
  • Considering debts, mortgages, loans and liabilities
  • Addressing business interests, trusts and complex assets
  • Negotiating fair and workable property settlement outcomes
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Superannuation

Superannuation in
Family Law Settlements

Superannuation can be an important part of a family law financial settlement. We provide clear advice about how superannuation may be considered, valued and divided after separation or divorce.

  • Understanding superannuation splitting
  • Considering superannuation as part of the asset pool
  • Reviewing superannuation interests and financial records
  • Helping formalise superannuation arrangements where required
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Spousal Maintenance

Financial Support After Separation

We advise clients about spousal maintenance and financial support after separation, including whether support may be payable and how financial needs, income and capacity to pay may be considered.

  • Assessing eligibility for spousal maintenance
  • Reviewing income, expenses and financial needs
  • Advising on urgent or ongoing financial support
  • Negotiating practical financial support arrangements
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Financial Agreements

Formalising Your
Financial Arrangements

Once financial matters are resolved, it is important to properly document the agreement. We assist with financial agreements, binding financial agreements and consent orders for married and de facto couples.

  • Preparing and reviewing financial agreements
  • Formalising property settlement through consent orders
  • Advising de facto couples after separation
  • Helping make financial arrangements clear and legally effective
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Our Process

What to Expect

Clear guidance from your first consultation through to resolution, with practical advice and dedicated support at every stage of your matter.

01

Initial Consultation

We listen to your concerns, understand your situation and identify the key issues in your matter.

02

Legal Review

We review your circumstances and provide clear advice about your legal options and next steps.

03

Case Preparation

We prepare the required documents and develop a practical strategy tailored to your goals.

04

Matter Resolution

We assist with negotiation, mediation or court representation where required to help resolve your matter.

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We provide legal support across a range of personal, family and business matters. We can help you understand your options and take the next step with confidence.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about financial matters, property settlements and family law financial arrangements.

How are assets divided after separation?

Assets are not always divided equally. The division depends on factors such as each person’s financial and non-financial contributions, future needs, income, care of children and the overall fairness of the outcome.

A property settlement may include the family home, investment properties, savings, businesses, superannuation, vehicles, shares, debts and other financial resources held by either party.

Not always. Many financial matters can be resolved through negotiation, mediation or consent orders. Court may be necessary if an agreement cannot be reached or if urgent financial protection is required.

Spousal maintenance is financial support paid by one former partner to the other when one person cannot adequately support themselves and the other has the capacity to pay. It is assessed based on financial need and ability to contribute.

A binding financial agreement is a legal document that sets out how property, finances or maintenance will be dealt with if a relationship ends. It can be made before, during or after a marriage or de facto relationship.

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