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PLEASE NOTE! Agreements become legally binding only when each party has received Certified Independent Legal Advice

Financial Agreements during Marriage: Post nuptial

 

What is a Post Nuptial Agreement?

a post nuptial agreement is a way to protect your assets after getting married.

A post nuptial agreement is a Financial Agreement created under section 90C of the Family Law Act 1975.

A Post Nuptial operates in a similar way to a Pre Nuptial agreement except it's made after the wedding. Post-nuptial agreements deal with the difficult issue of how to establish an equitable distribution of shared assets and interests if the marriage breaks down.

It is common for couples to make such agreements to help resolve issues in their marriage by removing a source of disagreement over finances, assets, children, etc. Post Nups are sometimes considered in mediation where there has been a temporary breakdown in the marriage or the parties wish to establish a degree of certainty as to the financial outcome of any permanent breakdown.

Many couples will be surprised to learn that making a post nuptial agreement can actually promote harmony by helping one or both of the parties to feel more secure in the relationship.

 

Other reasons a couple might consider a post nuptial agreement.


bluecheck An increasing number of families have two working partners. They may be running careers or businesses or both, and for some people, having separate control and ownership over their own creations becomes an issue of major importance. A post nuptial agreement will help to minimise the possibility that these issues will be the cause of a relationship breakdown.

bluecheckIf the financial status of either spouse changes after their wedding. Changes in a career, receiving an inheritance, experiencing a change in investment income, selling a business, etc. are all valid reasons to want a postnuptial agreement.

bluecheckRemarriage. Individuals entering their second or third marriages who have children from prior unions, who want to make sure that their assets go to their respective children or parents or another beneficiary can benefit from a post nup. As the age of first-time brides and grooms continues to rise, even couples entering into their first marriages are likely to bring more assets to the relationship than was common in the past, .

bluecheckDidn't get around to making a Pre nup. It's hardly the most romantic subject and it is understandable if a couple find it difficult to discuss breaking up when a life together is just beginning. Sometimes couples just don't get around to it, or are unable to complete a pre nup before the wedding takes place. So a postnuptial agreement is the logical follow-up.

 

A financial agreement lessens the need to enter court proceedings and extended litigation following a relationship breakdown because it prevents the parties from going to Court for orders relating to the assets and liabilities covered in the agreement.

All litigation is expensive and the outcome inherently uncertain. Matrimonial litigation also comes with an added emotional cost. A financial agreement that provides certainty avoids these financial and emotional costs, and allows a couple to decide in advance what would be a fair division of their assets if, for any reason, their marriage were to fail.

 

Post nuptial financial agreement kits available now for immediate download just $129.95

 

This comprehensive Post Nuptial Financial Agreement Kit has been drafted to comply with section 90C of the Family Law Act 1975 and provides all the guidance you need to create a legally binding, protective Post Nuptial Agreement.

It includes

  • tick the Post nuptial Financial Agreement Template
  • tick an easy-to-follow instruction manual
  • tick plus Bonus Legal Will kit
  • tick sample agreements and several sample clauses to assist you in drafting your own professional agreement.

 

Because Section 90G of the Family Law Act requires each party to the agreement to receive independent legal advice before the agreement has any legal force, we have introduced our Financial Agreement Review Service.

Post Nuptial Agreement sample

 

 

Post nuptial financial agreement kits available now for immediate download just $129.95

Also our Financial Agreement Review Service available on this agreement.
 

Post Nuptual Extra Information

Post Nuptual means 'after marriage'. The most common terms are postnup, post nup, post nuptial and post nuptual but they all refer to the same situation. After a couple get married they can use a post nuptial agreement to decide the way any property or assets are divided should the marriage fail. Australian statistics show a trend towards divorces later in life; in 1985, 15 per cent of divorcing husbands were aged 50 or older, but in 2005, 28 per cent were in this age group. There is also an increasing trend towards divorces involving couples who had been married for 25 years or more. With this in mind a protecting and securing any property and assets has to be a sound idea.

A Financial Agreement 90C is the particular agreement needed for a married couple.