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Financial Agreements

Protecting Your Assets and Planning For the Future

Clarity and Security for Your Financial Future

At Foye Legal, we help individuals and couples create legally binding Financial Agreements that offer clarity and security for their financial futures. Whether you are starting a relationship, going through a separation, or managing complex financial arrangements, our team is dedicated to protecting your interests.

What is a Financial Agreement?

A Financial Agreement is a legal document that outlines how assets, liabilities, and financial resources will be divided in the event of a relationship breakdown. These agreements can also address financial arrangements during a relationship.

Financial Arrangements can be entered into at different stages, including: 

Key benefits of a Financial Agreement

Why Choose Foye Legal for your Financial Agreement

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Considering a Financial Agreement in Australia? Foye Legal provides expert advice to help you plan your financial future with certainty, whether before, during, or after your relationship. Secure your peace of mind – contact us today.

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Financial agreements

FAQs

Yes, they are legally binding if they meet the requirements of the Family Law Act 1975, including independent advice for both parties.

While financial agreements are designed to be enforceable, they can be challenged if entered into under duress, fraud, or without proper legal advice.

The division of assets or property, liabilities, superannuation, spousal maintenance as well as ongoing financial arrangements.

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