Navigating Property Settlements in Family Law and Divorce Matters
When you and your ex-partner separate or divorce, dividing family assets can be one of the most challenging aspects. Property Settlement includes assets such as:
- The matrimonial home
- Superannuation
- Motor vehicles
- Investment Properties
- Furniture
- Businesses
Our team are there to guide you
At New South Lawyers, we deeply empathise with the emotional and practical challenges that come with property settlement. Our dedicated family lawyers are committed to providing a supportive and informative experience, guiding you through every step.
Experienced Family Lawyers
At New South Lawyers, we pride ourselves on having Australia’s best and leading divorce and family lawyers. Specialising in complex family law matters, we are dedicated to addressing all your family law needs with expertise and care.
Binding Financial Agreements
If you and your partner can not reach an agreement about property and finances, a Binding Financial Agreement can help secure your family’s future. Our expert family lawyers will guide you through this process, ensuring clarity and peace of mind.
Parenting Arrangements
Separation is tough, not just on parents but also on the children involved. We understand this deeply and work tirelessly to help you reach parenting arrangements that protect the interests of your child or children.
Property Settlement
Dividing assets after a separation or divorce can be complex and challenging. Our experienced property settlement family lawyers will help determine the value of your assets and guide you through the process to ensure a fair distribution.
Separation and Divorce
If you’ve separated from your partner, our knowledgeable divorce lawyers can advise you on your eligibility for divorce and simplify the entire process, helping you move forward quickly and efficiently.
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FAQs For Property Settlement Law Australia
Property division under Family Law involves a four-step process: identifying and valuing the property, considering the contributions of each party, assessing future needs, and ensuring the division is just and equitable.
Superannuation is treated as property under Family Law and can be split between parties as part of a property settlement.
If a party is found to be hiding assets, the court can take this into account and make adjustments to ensure a fair and equitable property settlement under Family Law.
Under Family Law, pets are considered property and are included in the property settlement process. The court considers who has been the primary caregiver and the best interests of the pet.




















