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Property Settlements:
Protecting What Matters Most
When a relationship ends, dividing assets can be one of the most complex and stressful parts of the process. At Arrow Law, we are here to help you navigate property settlements with confidence, ensuring that your financial interests are protected and your future is secure.
Understanding Property Settlements
Property settlements involve dividing the assets, liabilities, superannuation, and financial resources between you and your former partner. This can include:
- The family home and other real estate
- Investments, shares, and savings
- Businesses and trusts
- Credit card debts, tax liabilities, and loans
No matter how complex or straightforward your case may be, we work to ensure a fair outcome that reflects your contributions to the relationship and meets your future needs.
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Our Approach: Clear, Compassionate Guidance
How Property is Divided
- The value of assets, liabilities, and superannuation
- Each party’s financial and non-financial contributions
- The needs of each party moving forward, including caring for children, future earning capacity and health
At Arrow Law, we will explain these factors in detail and work with you to gather the necessary evidence to support your entitlement.
Achieving a Fair Outcome
Why Choose Arrow Law for Property Matters?
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Experienced Family Law Team:
Our dedicated family law solicitors have extensive experience in handling property settlements of all sizes and complexities.
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Personalised Support:
We offer practical, compassionate advice that is tailored to your individual circumstances.
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Proactive Solutions:
We focus on achieving efficient and cost-effective solutions so you can move forward with confidence.
Property division considers factors like the value of assets, financial contributions, non-financial contributions (e.g., homemaking), and future needs (e.g., caring for children). At Arrow Law, we will help you understand your entitlements and guide you through negotiations or court proceedings to achieve a fair outcome.
How is property divided in a separation?
If you are in immediate danger, please contact the police at 000. For ongoing support, we can assist you with obtaining a Protection Order (Domestic Violence Order) and provide guidance on legal options to help secure your safety. Your well-being is our priority, and all consultations are confidential.
What can I do if I am experiencing domestic violence?
Not necessarily. Many family law matters can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, or collaborative law processes, which can be less stressful and more cost-effective than court proceedings. However, if an agreement cannot be reached, we are fully equipped to represent you in court to protect your interests.
Do I need to go to court for my family law matter?
Mediation is a process where both parties, with the help of a neutral mediator, discuss and negotiate to reach an agreement on family law issues. It is a valuable tool for resolving disputes amicably without going to court. At Arrow Law, we often recommend mediation as it can be less adversarial and more cost-effective, focusing on achieving mutually agreeable outcomes.
What is mediation, and how can it help my case?
If your ex-partner is not complying with an existing court order or agreement, we can assist in several ways. This may include negotiating to resolve the issue, applying to the court to enforce the order, or seeking a variation if circumstances have changed. We will work with you to determine the best course of action based on your situation.
How can Arrow Law help me if my ex-partner is not following our agreement?
Let Us Help You Move Forward
If you are going through a separation and need assistance with your property settlement, our dedicated team is here to support you.
Contact us today to arrange a confidential consultation and take the first step toward securing your financial future.
Contact us today for a confidential consultation and let us help you
take the first step toward
a new beginning.
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