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This step involves working out the assets, debts and superannuation of the parties. Working out what the parties have to divide can be complicated as there may be a company or trust structures or interests in businesses with other people. It is very important to properly work out what assets are to be divided taking into account the value of each asset. 3. How did the parties acquire their assets? After it is worked out what the parties have to divide, the next step is to work out how the assets were acquired. How long the parties were together. Each party’s contribution is then usually expressed as a percentage. It is important to note that there is NOT an automatic assessment that property be divided equally (50% each) just because the parties were in de facto relationship. 4. Are there any other factors to take into account? The next step is to see if there are any other factors that should be taken into account. The age and health of each party. These factors may change the percentage on how the assets are to be divided. If one party’s yearly income is $160,000 and the other party’s yearly income is $35,000 then this difference in incomes will most likely result in an adjustment of 10% in favour of the party that has the lesser income. Therefore, if the assessment of how the property has been acquired is 55%/45% in favour of the higher-income- earning party then the adjustment for other factors will change the percentage division to 55%/45% in favour of the lower-income-earning party.

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A "property settlement" is the general term used for the financial settlement that occurs after a couple has separated. In layman’s terms, it means "who gets what and why. In legal speak, any settlement reached must be "just and equitable". In determining the parties’ assets to be distributed, the term "property" does not just mean real estate. It includes all assets such as shares, investments and bank accounts. It also includes the value of any business and also the value of interests in any companies and trusts. The parties’ superannuation is also included. In determining a percentage division, a court will look backwards to assess each party’s contributions to the asset pool. It will also look forwards to assess each party’s respective needs. Each of these assessments is an exercise in its own right. Once a percentage division is reached, how each of the parties is to receive that percentage entitlement is considered. For example, if one party wants to retain the family home, numbers are crunched to determine what payment that party should receive, taking into account what other assets and superannuation each party is retaining. A financial settlement can be reached by agreement between the parties or ordered by a court, if no agreement can be reached. If the agreement is reached by consent, it is very important to ensure that the agreement is formalised, either by way of Consent Orders through the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCA) or by way of a Financial Agreement.

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