Binding Financial Agreements VIC, NSW, QLD, SA & ACT
Option 1: Preparation & Completion of Agreement
Fixed Fee:
Pre/during Marriage or De Facto relationship - $2,000.00 + GST (no prospect of the birth of children within the relationship)
Pre/during Marriage or De Facto relationship - $2,500.00 + GST (presence of minor children or the prospect of the birth of children within the relationship - why it matters?)
End of Marriage or De Facto relationship - $2,500.00 + GST
Complex Pre/during Marriage or De Facto relationship - POA
Complex End of Marriage or De Facto relationship - POA
Why us?
Skilled and specialised understanding of Binding Financial Agreements (see the alternative)
Deal with a Senior Solicitor from day one
All online, including electronic signing from any part of Australia
Fixed Fee - No upfront payment, no hidden charges
Our Service Includes:
Phone or in-office consultation with a Senior Solicitor
Assessment of your situation and options available
Preparation of the agreement, tailored to your unique situation
Written and verbal legal advice for yourself (including a signed statement of Independent Legal Advice)
Signing and completion (in-office or via online/remote signing protocols)
Option 2: Independent Legal Advice Certificate (where another firm has prepared the agreement)
Fixed Fee $990.00 (inc GST)
Review, minor changes, comprehensive letter of advice and signed certificate of Independent Legal Advice
POA
Review, advice, negotiation, major alterations to the existing agreement and signed certificate of Independent Legal Advice
For a Binding Financial Agreement to be valid, each party must (as per the Family Law Act) receive independent legal advice as to;
(a) The effect of this agreement on their rights; and
(b) The advantages and disadvantages, at the time that the advice was provided, to the client of making the agreement.
This must be from a registered legal practitioner (solicitor), who signs a certificate within the agreement to confirm the advice has been given.
As a result, one firm is legally unable to provide both sides of the advice.