De Facto Relationships
If you have lived with your partner for more than two years, have a child together or have made significant contributions to joint finances, then you or your partner may be entitled to a de facto relationship property settlement, superannuation split and spousal maintenance.
While the process is similar to that for married couples, it is important that, when leaving a de facto relationship, you seek legal advice to determine whether or not de facto relationship exists, and what your entitlements and rights may be.
If you are currently navigating through the breakdown of a de facto relationship and are seeking the division of your assets, the team at Jordan and Fowler are well educated in de facto family law matters and can assist you in your time of need.