Binding Financial Agreement being declared invalid and set aside
If one of the parties to a Binding Financial Agreement does not want to follow its terms, then they will either have to:
Reach an alternate agreement with their partner; or
Make an Application to the Court to set aside the Binding Financial Agreement.
If an Application is made to the Court to set aside the Binding Financial Agreement then the Court will want to know whether the:
terms of the Binding Financial Agreement fully and completely represents the intentions of both parties when they decided what financial arrangements they would make for their relationship;
agreement is comprehesive and can be read on its own to include all you both agreed on or...
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