Will my Binding Financial Agreement be legally enforceable
Will your BFA "stand up" to scrutiny if your former spouse won't abide by it? Difficulties frequently arise when parties buy a template document but don't engage a Lawyer to actually customise it to their circumstances.
Financial Agreements will only be binding, enforced by a Court and have to be followed by your partner, if all of the legal requirements are met as required by the Family Law Act 1975 and case law that has interpreted the Act.
The Court or your partner will not have to follow the provisions you agreed upon and put in your Binding Financial Agreement if it is found to be invalid, so unenforceable and is set aside, because you did not comply with al...
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