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Did you know Divorce Property Settlement is not automatically 50/50…

A common misconception is that assets are split down the middle. In reality, property settlement depends on various factors, and not every contribution is financial.

The court considers:

  • What you own and owe (assets and debts)
  • Financial contributions – income, savings, investments
  • Non-financial contributions – homemaking, parenting, renovations
  • Future needs – age, health, earning capacity, care of children
  • Whether the split is just and equitable

This process is separate from your divorce and must be finalised within 12 months of your divorce becoming final.

If you need assistance, contact one of our lawyers for expert legal advice

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