PROPERTY SETTLEMENT LAWYERS
GOLD COAST
Protect Your Financial Future
Dividing assets after separation is complex. Whether you're dealing with the family home, investment properties, businesses, superannuation, or inheritance – getting it wrong can impact your financial security for decades. Most people don't know their rights or that lawyers often exacerbate the settlement process because they don't understand their entitlements.
The Risk of Getting It Wrong
Without expert legal advice on property settlement, you could:
- Receive less than your fair share of assets
- Overlook hidden assets or undervaluation entitlements
- Lose your home through forced sale
- Miss critical time limits for claims
- Face the implications you weren't prepared for
- End up with an unfair share of joint partnership
EXPERT PROPERTY SETTLEMENT SOLUTIONS
At Haddad Macpherson, we've negotiated over $10 million for our clients through strategic property settlements. Our experienced team knows exactly what to look for to ensure you receive your fair entitlement.
We Handle All Property Types:
- Family homes and investment properties
- Superannuation splitting
- Business valuations and divisions
- Investment portfolios
- Inheritance and gifts
- Complex trust structures
- DFRDB and Military Super for Veterans
Why Trust Haddad Macpherson Lawyers?
95% settlement success rate without court
Treat like consult orders $2,200 inc GST
Available 7 days: 9 AM – 7 PM
Specialised experience with military superannuation
Queensland-based with National service capability
TAKE YOUR FIRST STEP TODAY
Don't Risk Your Financial Future
Call: 0480 748 703 or (07) 33 870 105
Email: [email protected]
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FREE CONSULTATIONFrequently Asked Questions
What is the time limit for property settlement after separation?
For married couples, you have 12 months from the date your divorce is finalised to apply to the court for property settlement. For de facto couples, the time limit is 2 years from the date of separation. After these deadlines, you need the court's permission to proceed.
How is property divided in a family law settlement?
The court follows a four-step process: identifying and valuing the asset pool, assessing each party's financial and non-financial contributions, considering future needs such as income, health, and caring responsibilities, and ensuring the outcome is just and equitable.
Is superannuation included in a property settlement?
Yes. Under the Family Law Act, superannuation is treated as property and can be split between parties. This includes all types of super funds. A superannuation information kit can be obtained from each fund, and a specialist valuation may be required for defined benefit schemes like DFRDB.
Property Settlement Lawyers Across the Gold Coast
We assist clients with property settlements across the Northern Gold Coast:
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