Preparing for the unthinkable when speaking to your financial advisor: Protecting your interests under family law

Divorce and partnership separation is commonplace in our society. There is a good chance that one in every two of marriages will split up; even higher for de facto relationships. Even if you are single, you need to consider how subsequent relationships will affect your assets.

In clear and simple English this paper outlines your options for protecting your assets in the case the worst ever happens. You’ll learn your options for assets purchased before and after marriage and for investments such as your superannuation, share portfolio and investment properties.