Property

After separation, navigating property and financial settlements can be challenging. Therefore, we strongly encourage addressing these matters as early as possible.

Even if you have reached an agreement with your partner, seeking legal advice is crucial to ensure that the agreement is likely to be upheld by a court. We frequently encounter clients who come to court unrepresented, only to find out from a judge that their agreement is neither fair nor reasonable. Additionally, strict deadlines exist for filing specific types of property settlements with the court; delaying could mean missing out entirely. This might lead to prolonged disputes over asset division or, in the worst-case scenario, result in receiving nothing.
You may have concerns about who will remain in the family home, how bank accounts should be divided, and how to approach superannuation. Moreover, you may need to assess investments and various structures, such as trusts and companies, and consider the potential implications for third parties. Each case is evaluated individually. Our clients are often surprised by overlooked issues, such as tax consequences, future needs, and the impact of domestic violence on property settlements.

Aspire will guide you through the necessary steps, advise you on your potential entitlements, and help you achieve the best possible outcome. We provide realistic advice and refrain from making unrealistic promises. We often conduct a cost-benefit analysis with our clients, helping you evaluate how much a specific course of action may cost relative to its potential benefits. Aspire is committed to helping you resolve your case swiftly while ensuring you secure your financial future to the best of your ability.
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