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Separation Agreements
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A separation agreement is a legally enforceable document that finalises the terms of your property settlement. Given its legal binding nature, both parties must thoroughly weigh their options and consider their individual best interests before committing to and signing a separation agreement.
What is a separation agreement?
A separation agreement, also known as a 'deed of separation' or 'property settlement agreement,' is a legally binding document under the Family Law Act. More accurately termed a 'Binding Financial Agreement' (BFA), it outlines the terms of financial separation between two individuals when a relationship ends.
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