Pre-nuptial agreement

*BFA binding financial agreement PRE-nuptial (any State)

New. For soon-to-be-married persons in any State/Territory in Australia. This pre-nuptial agreement, in plain text, is a binding financial agreement (BFA) for the purposes of the Family Law Act 1975 between soon-to-be-married persons who have decided that they wish to keep their current property separate from the marriage without Family Court orders. It includes annexures (1 and 2) for listing property owned at the time of the agreement by each of the parties. Note that it needs a solicitor's certificate (annexures 3 and 4) in order to be finally binding. (pre nuptial, prenuptial, before marriage). Australian legal agreement. (L-2006)

*BFA binding financial agreement PRE-nuptial(any S)(now)cont

New. For soon-to-be-married persons in any State/Territory in Australia. This pre-nuptial agreement, in plain text, is a binding financial agreement (BFA) for the purposes of the Family Law Act 1975 between soon-to-be-married persons who have decided that they wish to keep some of their current property (Schedules 1 & 2) separate from the new relationship but also to ensure that other listed assets (Schedule 3) are to be considered as jointly owned and that, from now on, any further acquisitions shall be owned jointly. The agreement provides that upon separation, jointly-owned assets will divided on the basis of contribution.

After March 2009 the Family Court began acquiring jurisdiction over de facto relationships, so the Agreement also calls itself a "Part VIIIAB financial agreement" under the Family Law Act.

Note that it needs a solicitor's certificate (annexures A and B) in order to be finally binding. (L-2064PreNup BFA contrib)

*BFA binding financial agreement PRE-nuptial(any S)(now)equa

New. For soon-to-be-married persons in any State/Territory in Australia. This pre-nuptial agreement, in plain text, is a binding financial agreement (BFA) for the purposes of the Family Law Act 1975 between soon-to-be-married persons who have decided that they wish to keep some of their current property (Schedules 1 & 2) separate from the new relationship but also to ensure that any new acquisitions shall be owned jointly. The agreement provides that upon separation, jointly-owned assets will divided equally regardless of contribution.

After March 2009 the Family Court began acquiring jurisdiction over de facto relationships, so the Agreement also calls itself a "Part VIIIAB financial agreement" under the Family Law Act.

Note that it needs a solicitor's certificate (annexures A and B) in order to be finally binding. (L-2087PreNup BFA equal)