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Binding Financial Agreements

Navigating Financial Agreements with Confidence

Securing your future with a Binding Financial Agreement

To safeguard your financial interests and plan for the future, our experienced team is here to help. Whether you’re preparing for a relationship or finalising financial agreements after a separation, we provide the guidance and expertise necessary to navigate these agreements with confidence.

What is a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA)?

A binding financial agreement is a legal document that outlines how financial matters will be handled in the event of a relationship breakdown. Think of what was formerly possibly known as a prenup or prenuptial agreement.

These agreements can be entered into at various stages of a relationship:

BFA’s provide clarity. And certainty reducing the potential for disputes over assets and financial resources.

Benefits of a BFA

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FAQs

A Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) is a legally binding written agreement between two people about how their assets and liabilities will be divided in the event of a relationship breakdown (marriage or de facto). BFAs can be made before, during, or after a relationship.

For a BFA to be valid, it must meet strict legal requirements, including being in writing, signed by both parties, contain a statement that each party has received independent legal advice before signing, and include a copy of that advice. The agreement also cannot have been entered into under duress or fraud

BFAs provide certainty and clarity about how assets will be divided if a relationship ends, potentially avoiding costly and stressful court disputes. They allow couples to make their own arrangements based on their specific circumstances, rather than having a court decide according to general principles. BFAs can also protect pre-relationship assets or business interests.

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