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Our focus is on precision and durability avoiding ambiguity and ensuring the agreement remains relevant as your circumstances evolve. Whether used in place of or alongside consent orders, we ensure you have a clear, binding plan for your finances.

For professional, future-proof documentation, contact Family Lawyers Brisbane to discuss your financial agreement options today.

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Financial Agreements – Family Lawyers Brisbane

Our financial agreement lawyers Brisbane prepare and review binding financial agreements, prenuptial agreements, and post-separation arrangements for clients across Fortitude Valley, South Brisbane, New Farm, Chermside, and Indooroopilly. These documents define how assets, debts, and spousal maintenance will be handled protecting your future and avoiding later disputes.

A well-structured financial agreement can provide peace of mind and financial clarity. Whether you are starting a relationship, growing a business, or finalising a separation, we draft precise, enforceable agreements that comply with the Family Law Act 1975 and include the required independent legal advice.

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Why Consider One

  • To protect property or business interests before marriage
  • To outline asset division in a de facto relationship
  • To avoid costly disputes if separation occurs
  • To document a final settlement after divorce

Our Process

We tailor clauses to your unique circumstances, coordinate independent legal advice for both parties, and ensure full disclosure for enforceability. We also consider tax, superannuation, and estate planning aspects for long-term effectiveness.

Frequently Ask Question

They include prenuptial (before marriage), postnuptial (after marriage), and post-separation or binding financial agreements for de facto couples.

Only if they meet strict legal requirements: full financial disclosure, independent legal advice for both parties, fairness (not unconscionable), and compliance with the Family Law Act.

Yes — under certain circumstances (such as non-disclosure of assets, undue influence, duress, or unconscionable terms), a court may set aside or vary the agreement.

Yes — a valid financial agreement can replace the need for court-based property settlement, provided it is properly drafted and executed.

Before marriage, entering into a de facto relationship, during the relationship after assets have increased, or upon separation if you want certainty and to avoid future litigation.

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