Binding Financial Agreement (During De Facto Relationship, excluding WA)

This Agreement can be used to secure the assets of both parties to a de facto relationship in case of relationship breakdown.

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Last updated February 3, 2026

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Binding Financial Agreement (During De Facto Relationship, excluding WA)

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What is a binding financial agreement (during de facto relationship, excluding wa)?

It is a written contract between de facto partners that sets out how property, assets, and financial resources will be divided, and whether maintenance will be paid, if the relationship breaks down.
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When should you use a binding financial agreement (during de facto relationship, excluding wa)?

Use this agreement if you are currently in a de facto relationship and want to protect assets, clarify property division, or address maintenance in the event of a future separation.
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What should be in a binding financial agreement (during de facto relationship, excluding wa)?

It should include details of each party’s assets, how property and finances will be divided, maintenance arrangements, and any special considerations such as children, insurance, or superannuation.
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