If you are married, in a civil union partnership or in a de facto relationship, and your relationship ends by separation or because one of you dies, you will be affected by the Property (Relationships) Act.
Who does the Property (Relationships) Act apply to?
What about people who are flatting together?
When does the Property (Relationships) Act apply?
When does separate property become relationship property?
How will property be divided when a relationship ends?
What if property is put into a trust or company?
What if one partner will be left worse off than the other?
What does “division of functions” mean?
Who is a “child of the relationship”?
What if we already have a property agreement?
What if there is more than one partner?
Which court handles Property (Relationships) Act matters?