Don’t Let Starting Again Stop You
Choose to make the rest of your life the best of your life
Don’t Let Starting Again Stop You
Choose to make the rest of your life the best of your life
Some things in life are not as straightforward as we hope; some circumstances more complex than we like. The need to organise your position after divorce or separation can arrive at a time when you can least expect it, or want to deal with it. Our mission is to ensure it is a seamless friendly experience with minimal disruption to your family and work commitments.
Despite there being far more marriages; there are less divorces today than there were a decade ago. The divorce rate has been declining for over 30 years, and currently sits at 30% lower than the rate a decade ago. Marriages ending in divorce are lasting 12 years, which is two years longer than they did 20 years ago.
This puts an end to the common belief today, that 1 in 2 marriages are ending in divorce. Facts are when comparing national marriage and divorce rates 1 in 3 couples will divorce.
First steps when you separate, according to ASIC’s moneysmart.gov.au website is to focus on setting yourself up for the future. If your former partner was the one who took care of the money, you will need to find out how things were organised and decide how you want to manage your finances.
Here are some tips they mention that you can use to protect your finances:
When a couple separates or divorces it is important for both parties to understand the options when it comes to joint property. One party may choose to buy the other out or the property sold and proceeds divided between the parties after costs.
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