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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.

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