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If you are in, or considering entering into a de facto relationship where you will live with someone as their partner there are important legal implications. You can talk to us about cohabitation agreements, pre nuptial agreeements and separation agreeements
If you and your partner are separating you may need legal advice about your children and a property settlement.
The Domestic Partners Act 1996 is the South Australian Legislation that covers people who are living in a close personal relationship on a genuine domestic basis. At present de facto property disputes are dealt with in the State Courts while disputes about children of a de facto relationship are dealt with in the Family Courts
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“I had already been through a property dispute with my ex. I wanted to avoid doing that again so we went to Moore Law and now we have an agreement about what will happen with our property if we split up.”
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Domestic Partners and De facto Relationships 