Financial & Prenuptial Agreements
Contrary to popular belief, in Australia there is no such thing as pre-nups / prenuptial agreements or post-nups.
These are terms that are not legally defined at all. What you know as a prenup, we know as a Financial Agreement.
Parties are able to enter into a Financial Agreement prior to, during, or after marriage under the Family Law Act. These are highly technical documents which we have significant experience negotiating, preparing and concluding to ensure your interests are protected and you can sleep easy at night.
Here at Tiyce & Lawyers we consider ourselves Financial Agreement experts however you can call us “Prenup lawyers” if you like!
We draft documents to help parties avoid court, protect their relationships and their financial interests, to make sure you enter into a financial agreement that offers the best available protection under the current law.
We’re here when you need us.
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To make sure your agreement is sound and meets your needs, contact us to discuss it.
Call 1300 084 923 or use the confidential form on this page.
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Recent articles on Financial & Prenuptial Agreements
Michael Tiyce in AFR – Signs Your Partner is Hiding Money
Tiyce & Lawyers Principal Michael Tiyce featured in an Australian Financial Review article this week on how to tell if your partner (or ex-partner) is concealing the true extent of their wealth. The article discusses [...]
Michael Tiyce on why more couples are saying ‘I do’ to prenups
Our Principal Michael Tiyce has featured in Lawyers Weekly again this week, in a piece on the substantial rise of Financial Agreements (a.k.a. pre-nups) in Australia. What is behind this increase? Two big factors are [...]
Financial Agreements – What are they and which one applies to me?
By Jarrod Mamo. Entering into a Financial Agreement may seem like a daunting task, notwithstanding any variations to the type of agreement, known as a 'Pre-nup', that you may have heard of through American media. [...]