Materials comprised of a Paper and PowerPoint Handout.
Presenters:
Jennie Hawker, Director, Haigh Lyon Lawyers
Amanda Donovan, Director, Haigh Lyon Lawyers
Synopsis:
As modern relationships grow increasingly diverse, section 21 and 21A agreements under the Property (Relationships) Act are playing a central role in how couples approach property division. This paper will offer valuable insights into the legal and practical complexities of drafting robust contracting out and settlement agreements. Drawing on recent case law and common pitfalls, the paper will also examine strategies for future-proofing agreements in an ever-changing relationship landscape.These Materials will help you:
- Gain a better understanding of the fundamental principles of contracting out and settlement agreements
- Gain insights into the latest trends and developments for better drafting
- Get to grips with the practical issues so you have the tools to clearly explain difficult concepts in this area to your clients
- Learn about the case law and recent evolutions
- Benefit from hands-on experience and real-time examples
- Become better informed about the challenges you face as an expert (or future expert)
Intended Audience:
Anyone who provides or intends to provide advice on the implications of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976, or who certifies any agreements entered into under the Act
