🏡 Property, Divorce & De Facto Relationships | What Every Australian Needs to Know Before Buying

Thinking about buying a home with your partner? Already own investment properties? Wondering whether a trust, company or Binding Financial Agreement can protect your assets? In this episode, I sit down with Emily Bennett from Collier Family Law to answer the most common questions Australians have about property ownership, marriage, de facto relationships and separation. In this video we discuss: ⏱️ What legally qualifies as a de facto relationship? ⏱️ If the house is in your name, can your partner still make a claim? ⏱️ Binding Financial Agreements (Australia's version of a prenup) ⏱️ How assets, debts and superannuation are divided ⏱️ Can a family trust or company protect your property? ⏱️ What happens if your new partner moves into your home and pays rent? ⏱️ Investment properties, Capital Gains Tax and separation ⏱️ Common myths about divorce and property settlements Whether you're married, in a de facto relationship, investing in property or simply planning ahead, this conversation will help you better understand your legal and financial position. Please note: This video provides general information only and is not legal advice. Every situation is different, so we recommend seeking independent legal advice for your individual circumstances. 👍 If you found this video helpful, please Like, Subscribe and leave a comment with topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes. #PropertyAdvice #FamilyLaw #Divorce #DeFacto #PropertySettlement #BindingFinancialAgreement #InvestmentProperty #AustralianProperty #RealEstateAustralia #CairnsRealEstate #ZoeWicks #TwomeySchriber