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Thank you.. you're correct, but there are some nuances. The defacto status is a qualitative status. My statement of 6 months is incorrect: it is two years of c
by kweks 7y ago
Thank you.. you're correct, but there are some nuances.
The defacto status is a qualitative status.
My statement of 6 months is incorrect: it is two years of cohabitation, unless there is a child, or other circumstances.
In regards to splitting assets, there is no hard and fast rule: meaning it could slice either way.
https://www.armstronglegal.com.au/family-law/defacto/ https://www.armstronglegal.com.au/family-law/defacto/
- zxcmx 7y agoIn NZ it’s 3 years of de-facto but the “family home” (even if one partner brought it freehold into the relationship) gets split 50/50. It’s complicated because even prenups can be overturned if one partner experiences regret and the courts decide the prenup wasn’t “fair”. The law is surprising enough to enough people that they’re looking at changing it.