PROPERTY SETTLEMENT APPLICATION (You are referred to as the 'Applicant')
Your full name *
First Name
Middle Name
Last Name
Your contact details Email *
Phone *
Residential or postal address *
City/suburb *
State * Select ACT NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA
Postcode *
Proceed to payment YOUR DETAILS CONTINUED Gender * Date of birth *
Country of Birth e.g. Australia
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Usual occupation * e.g. 'Customer service' or 'Homemaker'
Your average income per week * Provide an estimate of your gross income per week (before tax is taken out). Use whole dollars.
Do you pay child support? * Amount paid per week * e.g. $100. Use whole dollars.
Paid to (name) *
Do you receive child support? * Amount received per week * e.g. $100. Use whole dollars.
Paid to you by (name) *
FORMER PARTNER'S DETAILS (Your former partner is referred to as the 'Respondent')
Former partner's full name *
First Name
Middle Name
Last Name
Former partner's contact details Email
Phone *
Residential or postal address
City/suburb
State Select ACT NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA
Postcode
FORMER PARTNER'S DETAILS CONTINUED Gender * Date of birth *
Country of Birth e.g. Australia
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Usual occupation * e.g. 'Customer service' or 'Homemaker'
Average income per week * Provide an estimate of your gross income per week (before tax is taken out). Use whole dollars.
Does the Respondent pay child support? * Amount paid per week * e.g. $100. Use whole dollars.
Paid to (name) *
Does the Respondent receive child support? * Amount received per week * e.g. $100. Use whole dollars.
Paid to the Respondent by (name) *
ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIP When did you begin living together? * e.g. March 2008
Date of final separation *
Date of marriage *
Place of marriage * e.g. Canberra
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Are you divorced? * Date of divorce *
Place of divorce * e.g. Canberra
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Did you live together as a couple for at least 2 years? * Is there a child of the de facto relationship? * Did you make contributions in at least one (or more) of the following areas:
Financial contributions (for example, income earned from work, or assets brought into the relationship) Homemaker contributions (for example, cooking, cleaning, home maintenance or parenting duties) (Q31) * ABOUT THE CHILDREN Are there children under 18? Which parent is the Applicant? * Which parent is the Respondent? * No. of children * Select here 1 2 3 4
Is there another adult who lives at the Applicant’s home? * Name of other adult
Relationship of other adult to child e.g. Grandfather or Step-dad
Age of other adult
Gender of other adult Is there another adult who lives at the Respondent’s home? * Name of other adult
Relationship of other adult to child e.g. Grandfather or Step-dad
Age of other adult
Gender of other adult Child 1 Given names
Family name
Date of Birth
Gender Who does the child live with most of the time? Select here Applicant Respondent Equal Other
Child 2 Given names
Family name
Date of Birth
Gender Who does the child live with most of the time? Select here Applicant Respondent Equal Other
Child 3 Given names
Family name
Date of Birth
Gender Who does the child live with most of the time? Select here Applicant Respondent Equal Other
Child 4 Given names
Family name
Date of Birth
Gender Who does the child live with most of the time? Select here Applicant Respondent Equal Other
ABOUT THE PROPERTY - REAL ESTATE Tips for completing this section
In this form you are the Applicant and your former partner is the Respondent
Use whole dollars only. Do not include cents, letters or symbols (e.g. 12000 NOT 12,000 or 12000.00)
Include all property of each party whether jointly or individually held
The amounts shown for all items should be current values
Real Estate Does the Applicant, own real estate? * This includes real estate in the joint names or sole name of the Applicant
Please select No. of properties * This form allows up to two properties per person. If you need to add more, simply add your first two properties below and contact our Support Team for further information.
Select 1 2
Property details Address of property *
City/suburb *
State * Select here ACT NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA
Postcode *
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(Respondent ACO#41) Address of property
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(Applicant ACO#41) City/suburb
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(Respondent ACO#41) City/suburb
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(Applicant ACO#41) State
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(Respondent) State
Current ownership details Volume/folio number * For example: 5224/101 This is an official reference number for each piece of land which can be found on the Certificate of Title document for the property. If you do not know the title reference number for the property, you can obtain this information from your State or Territory land titles office.
Who is the legal owner of the property? * Property may be owned in a person's sole name or together in joint names. If you are unsure, check the Certificate of Title for the property to confirm who is recorded as the legal owner.
Market value What is the current market value of the property? * You can provide an estimate of the current market value of the property as agreed by the parties. You do not have to obtain a formal valuation report. However, if you are unsure about the value, you can request a free market value appraisal report from your local real estate agent, or pay for a formal property valuation report to be prepared by a property valuer.
Mortgage Is there a mortgage on this property? * e.g. your home loan or investment property loan
Name of lender * e.g. Commonwealth Bank
Applicant’s share of amount owing on mortgage * If the mortgage is in joint names record your share as half of the total amount owing. If the mortgage is in your sole name, record the whole amount owing.
Respondent’s share of amount owing on mortgage * If the mortgage is in joint names record the Respondent's share as half of the total amount owing. If the mortgage is in the Respondent's sole name, record the whole amount owing.
What will happen with this property in the settlement? If this property is currently in the parties joint names, it must be either transferred to the sole name of one of the parties or sold at market as part of settlement. If the property is currently in the sole name of one of the parties, it can either be transferred to the sole name of the other party, or sold at market, or simply retained in the sole name of the current owner (no change to current ownership). Contact our Support Team if you have any questions.* If this property is currently in the parties joint names, it must be either transferred to the sole name of one of the parties or sold at market as part of settlement. If the property is currently in the sole name of one of the parties, it can either be transferred to the sole name of the other party, or sold at market, or simply retained in the sole name of the current owner (no change to current ownership). Contact our Support Team if you have any questions. * Please note, property cannot continue to be held in the joint names of the parties as part of settlement. Property held in the joint names of the parties must either be transferred to the sole name of one of the parties, or sold at market. This is to ensure that the parties financial interests are divided on a final basis.
Sale proceeds How will the sale proceeds be divided between the parties? What are 'sale proceeds'? Once the property is sold, any outstanding bank mortgage amount will be repaid to the bank. Other costs involved in selling the property will also be deducted (for example, agent's commission, advertising and conveyancing fees). The balance left over after these deductions represent the sale proceeds, which can be divided between the parties. You will not know exactly how much the sale proceeds will be until the settlement date following the sale of the property. However, you can agree now on the percentage that each party will recieve from those proceeds. Provide the percentage share of the sale proceeds that each party is to recieve upon the sale of the property. The total must equal 100%. For example: Applicant 75% and Respondent 25%. If one party is to recieve 100% of sale proceeds, please ensure you enter '0' in the other column.
Percentage to Applicant: *
Percentage to Respondent: *
Estimated value of equity currently in the home * To estimate how much equity you have in your home simply take the total current market value of your home and deduct the current total balance of your home loan(s). The answer provides an estimate of the amount of equity in your home. For example, if the current market value of your home is $500,000 and the total amount owing on your home loan is currently $300,000, then your home equity is approximately $200,000 (500,000 - 300,000 = 200,000). The term ‘Equity’ simply refers to the extent of value that you actually own in your home. It is a way of measuring how much of your home is owned by you and how much is 'owned' by the bank.
Second property details Address of property *
City/suburb *
State * Select here ACT NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA
Postcode *
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(Applicant ACO#41) (P2) Address of property
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(Respondent ACO#41) (P2) Address of property
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(Applicant ACO#41) (P2) City/suburb
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(Respondent ACO#41) (P2) City/suburb
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(Applicant ACO#41) (P2) State
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(Respondent) (P2) State
Current ownership details Volume/folio number * For example: 5224/101 This is an official reference number for each piece of land which can be found on the Certificate of Title document for the property. If you do not know the title reference number for the property, you can obtain this information from your State or Territory land titles office.
Who is the legal owner of the property? * Property may be owned in a person's sole name or together in joint names. If you are unsure, check the Certificate of Title for the property to confirm who is recorded as the legal owner.
Market value What is the current market value of the property? * You can provide an estimate of the current market value of the property as agreed by the parties. You do not have to obtain a formal valuation report. However, if you are unsure about the value, you can request a free market value appraisal report from your local real estate agent, or pay for a formal property valuation report to be prepared by a property valuer.
Mortgage Is there a mortgage on this property? * e.g. your home loan or investment property loan
Name of lender * e.g. Commonwealth Bank
Applicant’s share of amount owing on mortgage * If the mortgage is in joint names record your share as half of the total amount owing. If the mortgage is in your sole name, record the whole amount owing.
Respondent’s share of amount owing on mortgage * If the mortgage is in joint names record the Respondent's share as half of the total amount owing. If the mortgage is in the Respondent's sole name, record the whole amount owing.
What will happen with this property in the settlement? If this property is currently in the parties joint names, it must be either transferred to the sole name of one of the parties or sold at market as part of settlement. If the property is currently in the sole name of one of the parties, it can either be transferred to the sole name of the other party, or sold at market, or simply retained in the sole name of the current owner (no change to current ownership). Contact our Support Team if you have any questions.* If this property is currently in the parties joint names, it must be either transferred to the sole name of one of the parties or sold at market as part of settlement. If the property is currently in the sole name of one of the parties, it can either be transferred to the sole name of the other party, or sold at market, or simply retained in the sole name of the current owner (no change to current ownership). Contact our Support Team if you have any questions. * Please note, property cannot continue to be held in the joint names of the parties as part of settlement. Property held in the joint names of the parties must either be transferred to the sole name of one of the parties, or sold at market. This is to ensure that the parties financial interests are divided on a final basis.
Sale proceeds How will the sale proceeds be divided between the parties? What are 'sale proceeds'? Once the property is sold, any outstanding bank mortgage amount will be repaid to the bank. Other costs involved in selling the property will also be deducted (for example, agent's commission, advertising and conveyancing fees). The balance left over after these deductions represent the sale proceeds, which can be divided between the parties. You will not know exactly how much the sale proceeds will be until the settlement date following the sale of the property. However, you can agree now on the percentage that each party will recieve from those proceeds. Provide the percentage share of the sale proceeds that each party is to recieve upon the sale of the property. The total must equal 100%. For example: Applicant 75% and Respondent 25%. If one party is to recieve 100% of sale proceeds, please ensure you enter '0' in the other column.
Percentage to Applicant: *
Percentage to Respondent: *
Estimated value of equity currently in the home * To estimate how much equity you have in your home simply take the total current market value of your home and deduct the current total balance of your home loan(s). The answer provides an estimate of the amount of equity in your home. For example, if the current market value of your home is $500,000 and the total amount owing on your home loan is currently $300,000, then your home equity is approximately $200,000 (500,000 - 300,000 = 200,000). The term ‘Equity’ simply refers to the extent of value that you actually own in your home. It is a way of measuring how much of your home is owned by you and how much is 'owned' by the bank.
Does the Respondent, own real estate? * This includes real estate in the joint or sole name of the Respondent
Please select No. of properties * This form allows up to two properties per person. If you need to add more, simply add your first two properties below and contact our Support Team for further information.
Select 1 2
Property details Address of property *
City/suburb *
State * Select here ACT NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA
Postcode *
Current ownership details Volume/folio number * For example: 5224/101 This is an official reference number for each piece of land which can be found on the Certificate of Title document for the property. If you do not know the title reference number for the property, you can obtain this information from your State or Territory land titles office.
Who is the legal owner of the property? * Property may be owned in a person's sole name or together in joint names. If you are unsure, check the Certificate of Title for the property to confirm who is recorded as the legal owner.
Market value What is the current market value of the property? * You can provide an estimate of the current market value of the property as agreed by the parties. You do not have to obtain a formal valuation report. However, if you are unsure about the value, you can request a free market value appraisal report from your local real estate agent, or pay for a formal property valuation report to be prepared by a property valuer.
Mortgage Is there a mortgage on this property? * e.g. your home loan or investment property loan
Name of lender * e.g. Commonwealth Bank
Applicant’s share of amount owing on mortgage * If the mortgage is in joint names record your share as half of the total amount owing. If the mortgage is in your sole name, record the whole amount owing.
Respondent’s share of amount owing on mortgage * If the mortgage is in joint names record the Respondent's share as half of the total amount owing. If the mortgage is in the Respondent's sole name, record the whole amount owing.
What will happen with this property in the settlement? If this property is currently in the parties joint names, it must be either transferred to the sole name of one of the parties or sold at market as part of settlement. If the property is currently in the sole name of one of the parties, it can either be transferred to the sole name of the other party, or sold at market, or simply retained in the sole name of the current owner (no change to current ownership). Contact our Support Team if you have any questions.* If this property is currently in the parties joint names, it must be either transferred to the sole name of one of the parties or sold at market as part of settlement. If the property is currently in the sole name of one of the parties, it can either be transferred to the sole name of the other party, or sold at market, or simply retained in the sole name of the current owner (no change to current ownership). Contact our Support Team if you have any questions. * Please note, property cannot continue to be held in the joint names of the parties as part of settlement. Property held in the joint names of the parties must either be transferred to the sole name of one of the parties, or sold at market. This is to ensure that the parties financial interests are divided on a final basis.
Sale proceeds How will the sale proceeds be divided between the parties? What are 'sale proceeds'? Once the property is sold, any outstanding bank mortgage amount will be repaid to the bank. Other costs involved in selling the property will also be deducted (for example, agent's commission, advertising and conveyancing fees). The balance left over after these deductions represent the sale proceeds, which can be divided between the parties. You will not know exactly how much the sale proceeds will be until the settlement date following the sale of the property. However, you can agree now on the percentage that each party will recieve from those proceeds. Provide the percentage share of the sale proceeds that each party is to recieve upon the sale of the property. The total must equal 100%. For example: Applicant 75% and Respondent 25%. If one party is to recieve 100% of sale proceeds, please ensure you enter '0' in the other column.
Percentage to Applicant: *
Percentage to Respondent: *
Estimated value of equity currently in the home * To estimate how much equity you have in your home simply take the total current market value of your home and deduct the current total balance of your home loan(s). The answer provides an estimate of the amount of equity in your home. For example, if the current market value of your home is $500,000 and the total amount owing on your home loan is currently $300,000, then your home equity is approximately $200,000 (500,000 - 300,000 = 200,000). The term ‘Equity’ simply refers to the extent of value that you actually own in your home. It is a way of measuring how much of your home is owned by you and how much is 'owned' by the bank.
Second property details Property details Address of property *
City/suburb *
State * Select here ACT NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA
Postcode *
Current ownership details Volume/folio number * For example: 5224/101 This is an official reference number for each piece of land which can be found on the Certificate of Title document for the property. If you do not know the title reference number for the property, you can obtain this information from your State or Territory land titles office.
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Who is the legal owner of the property? * Property may be owned in a person's sole name or together in joint names. If you are unsure, check the Certificate of Title for the property to confirm who is recorded as the legal owner.
Market value What is the current market value of the property? * You can provide an estimate of the current market value of the property as agreed by the parties. You do not have to obtain a formal valuation report. However, if you are unsure about the value, you can request a free market value appraisal report from your local real estate agent, or pay for a formal property valuation report to be prepared by a property valuer.
Mortgage Is there a mortgage on this property? * e.g. your home loan or investment property loan
Name of lender * e.g. Commonwealth Bank
Applicant’s share of amount owing on mortgage * If the mortgage is in joint names record your share as half of the total amount owing. If the mortgage is in your sole name, record the whole amount owing.
Respondent’s share of amount owing on mortgage * If the mortgage is in joint names record the Respondent's share as half of the total amount owing. If the mortgage is in the Respondent's sole name, record the whole amount owing.
What will happen with this property in the settlement? If this property is currently in the parties joint names, it must be either transferred to the sole name of one of the parties or sold at market as part of settlement. If the property is currently in the sole name of one of the parties, it can either be transferred to the sole name of the other party, or sold at market, or simply retained in the sole name of the current owner (no change to current ownership). Contact our Support Team if you have any questions.* If this property is currently in the parties joint names, it must be either transferred to the sole name of one of the parties or sold at market as part of settlement. If the property is currently in the sole name of one of the parties, it can either be transferred to the sole name of the other party, or sold at market, or simply retained in the sole name of the current owner (no change to current ownership). Contact our Support Team if you have any questions. * Please note, property cannot continue to be held in the joint names of the parties as part of settlement. Property held in the joint names of the parties must either be transferred to the sole name of one of the parties, or sold at market. This is to ensure that the parties financial interests are divided on a final basis.
Sale proceeds How will the sale proceeds be divided between the parties? What are 'sale proceeds'? Once the property is sold, any outstanding bank mortgage amount will be repaid to the bank. Other costs involved in selling the property will also be deducted (for example, agent's commission, advertising and conveyancing fees). The balance left over after these deductions represent the sale proceeds, which can be divided between the parties. You will not know exactly how much the sale proceeds will be until the settlement date following the sale of the property. However, you can agree now on the percentage that each party will recieve from those proceeds. Provide the percentage share of the sale proceeds that each party is to recieve upon the sale of the property. The total must equal 100%. For example: Applicant 75% and Respondent 25%. If one party is to recieve 100% of sale proceeds, please ensure you enter '0' in the other column.
Percentage to Applicant: *
Percentage to Respondent: *
Estimated value of equity currently in the home * To estimate how much equity you have in your home simply take the total current market value of your home and deduct the current total balance of your home loan(s). The answer provides an estimate of the amount of equity in your home. For example, if the current market value of your home is $500,000 and the total amount owing on your home loan is currently $300,000, then your home equity is approximately $200,000 (500,000 - 300,000 = 200,000). The term ‘Equity’ simply refers to the extent of value that you actually own in your home. It is a way of measuring how much of your home is owned by you and how much is 'owned' by the bank.
Settlement lump sum Will the Applicant recieve a lump sum of money from the Respondent as part of settlement? * Amount the Applicant will recieve * Lump sum transfers of money should be made by bank cheque or electronic funds transfer only. Keep records of the transfer.
Will the Respondent recieve a lump sum of money from the Applicant as part of settlement? * Amount the Respondent will recieve * Lump sum transfers of money should be made by bank cheque or electronic funds transfer only. Keep records of the transfer.
Mortgage after settlement Total amount of the mortgage on the first property listed above that the Applicant will be responsible for following settlement If the Applicant will not be responsible for a mortgage on the first property listed above, leave this question blank. If the Applicant will be responsible for the mortgage on the first property listed above following settlement, insert the estimated total amount here. Do not include any additional or future funds the Applicant expects to borrow, or cash lump sums to be paid to the other party in this figure. If you have any questions, contact our Support Team.
Total amount of the mortgage on the second property listed above that the Applicant will be responsible for following settlement If the Applicant will not be responsible for a mortgage on the second property listed above, leave this question blank. If the Applicant will be responsible for the mortgage on the second property listed above following settlement, insert the estimated total amount here. Do not include any additional or future funds the Applicant expects to borrow, or cash lump sums to be paid to the other party in this figure. If you have any questions, contact our Support Team.
Total amount of the mortgage on the first property listed above that the Respondent will be responsible for following settlement If the Respondent will not be responsible for a mortgage on the first property listed above, leave this question blank. If the Respondent will be responsible for the the mortgage on the first property listed above following settlement, insert the estimated total amount here. Do not include any additional or future funds the Respondent expects to borrow, or cash lump sums to be paid to the other party in this figure. If you have any questions, contact our Support Team.
Total amount of the mortgage on the second property listed above that the Respondent will be responsible for following settlement If the Respondent will not be responsible for a mortgage on the second property listed above, leave this question blank. If the Respondent will be responsible for the mortgage on the second property listed above following settlement, insert the estimated total amount here. Do not include any additional or future funds the Respondent expects to borrow, or cash lump sums to be paid to the other party in this figure. If you have any questions, contact our Support Team.
51 Amount owing on home mortgage (Applicant) Name of lender
(Respondent) Name of lender
(Applicant) Address of property
(Respondent) Address of property
(Applicant) Property City
(Respondent) Property City
(Applicant) Property State
(Respondent) Property State
(Applicant) Your share of amount owing
(Respondent) Your share of amount owing
(Applicant) (P2) Name of lender
(Respondent) (P2) Name of lender
(Applicant) (P2) Address of property
(Respondent) (P2) Address of property
(Applicant) (P2) Property City
(Respondent) (P2) Property City
(Applicant) (P2) Property State
(Respondent) (P2) Property State
(Applicant A2) Your share of amount owing
(Respondent R2) Your share of amount owing
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ABOUT THE PROPERTY - MOTOR VEHICLES Tips for completing this section
In this form you are the Applicant and your former partner is the Respondent
Use whole dollars only. Do not include cents, letters or symbols (e.g. 12000 NOT 12,000 or 12000.00)
Include all property of each party whether jointly or individually held
The amounts shown for all items should be current values
Motor Vehicles Do you own a motor vehicle? * Vehicle details (Applicant) Make of vehicle * e.g. Holden
Model of vehicle * e.g. Barina
Vehicle registration plate number * e.g. ABC-123
Current value of vehicle * e.g. 12500 (estimated value is ok)
Will you keep this vehicle as part of the settlement? * Do you own a second motor vehicle? * You can include up to 2 motor vehicles for each person
Vehicle 2 details (Applicant) Make of vehicle * e.g. Holden
Model of vehicle * e.g. Barina
Vehicle registration plate number * e.g. ABC-123
Current value of vehicle * e.g. 12500 (estimated value is ok)
Will you retain this vehicle as part of the settlement? * Does the Respondent own a motor vehicle? * Vehicle details (Respondent) Make of vehicle * e.g. Holden
Model of vehicle * e.g. Barina
Vehicle registration plate number * e.g. ABC-123
Current value of vehicle * e.g. 12500 (estimated value is ok)
Will the Respondent keep this vehicle as part of the settlement? * Does the Respondent own a second motor vehicle? * You can include up to 2 motor vehicles for each person
Vehicle 2 details (Respondent) Make of vehicle * e.g. Holden
Model of vehicle * e.g. Barina
Vehicle registration plate number * e.g. ABC-123
Current value of vehicle * e.g. 12500 (estimated value is ok)
Will the Respondent retain this vehicle as part of the settlement? * ABOUT THE PROPERTY - FURNITURE AND BANK ACCOUNTS Tips for completing this section
You are referred to as the Applicant. Your former partner is referred to as the Respondent
Use whole dollars only. Do not include cents, letters or symbols (e.g. 12000 NOT 12,000 or 12000.00)
Include all property of each party whether jointly or individually held
The amounts shown for all items should be current values
Second hand values should be used (for example garage sale or Gumtree prices). Do not use insurance or replacement value.
Furniture, furnishings and personal effects Value of furniture, household items and personal effects you currently have * Provide an estimate of the total second hand (resale) value of all items combined
Value of furniture, household items and personal effects the Respondent currently has * Provide an estimate of the total second hand (resale) value of all items combined
Value of furniture, household items and effects you will have after settlement * Provide an estimate of the total second hand (resale) value of all items combined
Value of furniture, household items and effects the Respondent will have after settlement * Provide an estimate of the total second hand (resale) value of all items combined
The Applicant bank account(s) Bank name e.g. Commonwealth Bank
Current balance e.g. 750
Account type e.g. Savings
Account number (last 4 numbers only) e.g. 3554
Do you have another bank account? * You can include details for up to 3 bank accounts. If you have more than 3 bank accounts to include, please contact our Support Team for assistance.
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The Respondent bank account(s) Bank name e.g. Commonwealth Bank
Current balance e.g. 750
Account type e.g. Savings
Account number (last 4 numbers only) e.g. 3554
Does the Respondent have another bank account? * You can include details for up to 3 bank accounts. If the Respondent has more than 3 bank accounts to include, please contact our Support Team for assistance.
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ABOUT THE PROPERTY - OTHER ASSETS Tips for completing this section
In this form you are the Applicant and your former partner is the Respondent
Use whole dollars only. Do not include cents, letters or symbols (e.g. 12000 NOT 12,000 or 12000.00)
Include all property of each party whether jointly or individually held
The amounts shown for all items should be current values
Business interests Does the Applicant own a business or a share in a business? * Name of business *
Applicant's % share of the business *
Estimated value of the Applicant's share *
Does the Respondent own a business or a share in a business? * Name of business *
Respondent's % share of the business *
Estimated value of the Respondent's share *
Shares and investments Does the Applicant have shares in a public company or other investments? * Investment name * e.g. Telstra shares. Note - this does not include shares or investments held in superannuation. If the applicant has shares in multiple different companies, you may write for example 'Share portfolio - Australian shares'.
Investment type *
Applicant's number of shares held * If the applicant owns shares, please state how many shares.
Applicant's % share * If the applicant owns shares, please state how many shares. If the applicant has some other type of investment, please state their percentage share (e.g. 100% if the investment is in your sole name)
Estimated value of the Applicant's share *
Add another one? Investment name * e.g. Telstra shares. Note - this does not include shares or investments held in superannuation. If the applicant has shares in multiple different companies, you may write for example 'Share portfolio - Australian shares'.
Investment type *
Applicant's number of shares held * If the applicant owns shares, please state how many shares.
Applicant's % share * If the applicant owns shares, please state how many shares. If the applicant has some other type of investment, please state their percentage share (e.g. 100% if the investment is in your sole name)
Estimated value of the Applicant's share *
Does the Respondent have shares in a public company or other investments? * Investment name * e.g. Telstra shares. Note - this does not include shares or investments held in superannuation. If the repondent has shares in multiple different companies, you may write for example 'Share portfolio - Australian shares'.
Investment type *
Respondent's number of shares held * If the repondent owns shares in a company please state how many shares.
Respondent's % share * If the respondent has some other type of investment, please state their percentage share (e.g. 100% if the investment is in their sole name)
Estimated value of the Respondent's share *
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Add another one? Investment name * e.g. Telstra shares. Note - this does not include shares or investments held in superannuation. If the repondent has shares in multiple different companies, you may write for example 'Share portfolio - Australian shares'.
Investment type *
Respondent's number of shares held * If the repondent owns shares in a company please state how many shares.
Respondent's % share * If the respondent has some other type of investment, please state their percentage share (e.g. 100% if the investment is in their sole name)
Estimated value of the Respondent's share *
Life insurance policies Does the Applicant have a life insurance policy? * Insurance company name *
Policy number *
Surrender value of policy * Surrender value' is the cash value that may build up over time in a life insurance policy. The surrender value can be paid out to the policy holder if the policy holder chooses to voluntarily terminate the policy early, before it reaches maturity.
Does the Respondent have a life insurance policy? * Insurance company name *
Policy number *
Surrender value of policy * Surrender value' is the cash value that may build up over time in a life insurance policy. The surrender value can be paid out to the policy holder if the policy holder chooses to voluntarily terminate the policy early, before it reaches maturity.
Other property Does the Applicant have an interest in any other property? * Give details * e.g. 'gold bullion' or 'art collection' or 'rent to buy equipment'
Value of the Applicant's share *
Does the Applicant have an interest in any other property? * Give details * e.g. 'gold bullion' or 'art collection' or 'rent to buy equipment'
Value of the Applicant's share *
Does the Respondent have an interest in any other property? * Give details * e.g. 'gold bullion' or 'art collection' or 'rent to buy equipment'
Value of the Respondent's share *
Does the Respondent have an interest in any other property? * Give details * e.g. 'gold bullion' or 'art collection' or 'rent to buy equipment'
Value of the Respondent's share *
ABOUT THE LIABILITIES Tips for completing this section
In this form you are the Applicant and your former partner is the Respondent
Use whole dollars only. Do not include cents, letters or symbols (e.g. 12000 NOT 12,000 or 12000.00)
Include all liabilities of each party whether jointly or individually held
The amounts shown for all items should be current values
Credit cards (Applicant) Do you have a credit card? * Type of card * e.g. Visa / Mastercard / Amex
Amount owing on credit card *
Do you have another credit card? * Type of card * e.g. Visa / Mastercard / Amex
Amount owing on credit card *
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Credit cards (Respondent) Does the Respondent have a credit card? * Type of card * e.g. Visa / Mastercard / Amex
Amount owing on credit card *
Does the Respondent have another credit card? * Type of card * e.g. Visa / Mastercard / Amex
Amount owing on credit card *
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Other loans (Applicant) Do you have any other loans? * Type of loan * e.g. Personal loan / Vehicle finance
Name of lender/s * Westpac / St George
Amount owing on loan *
Other loans (Respondent) Does the Respondent have any other loans? * Type of loan * e.g. Personal loan / Vehicle finance
Name of lender/s * Westpac / St George
Amount owing on loan *
Hire purchase (Applicant) Do you have any hire purchase items? * e.g. leased or rented goods
Name of lender * e.g. Radio Rentals / Harvey Norman
Description of property * e.g. Laptop computer / 3-piece lounge suite / whitegoods
Amount owing on contract * e.g. amount owing for the rest of the contract
Hire purchase (Respondent) Does the Respondent have any hire purchase items? * e.g. leased or rented goods
Name of lender * e.g. Radio Rentals / Harvey Norman
Description of property * e.g. Laptop computer / 3-piece lounge suite / whitegoods
Amount owing on contract * e.g. amount owing for the rest of the contract
Income tax liabilities (Applicant) Do you have any income tax debts? * e.g. from this year or previous financial years
Current financial year *
Previous financial years *
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Income tax liabilities (Respondent) Does the Respondent have any income tax debts? * e.g. from this year or previous financial years
Current financial year *
Previous financial years *
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Other liabilities (Applicant) Do you have any other liabilities? * e.g. loans / debts / credit
Details of other liability * e.g. Personal loan
Amount owing *
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Other liabilities (Respondent) Does the Respondent have any other liabilities? * e.g. loans / debts / credit
Details of other liability * e.g. Personal loan
Amount owing *
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SUPERANNUATION Tips for completing this section
In this form you are the Applicant and your former partner is the Respondent
Use whole dollars only. Do not include cents, letters or symbols (e.g. 12000 NOT 12,000 or 12000.00)
Include the superannuation interests of each party
Use current values
Send a completed Superannuation Information Form to the fund if you require more information about a superannuation interest
Contact our Support Team if you have any questions
Your superannuation Name of superannuation fund * e.g. Australian Super
Type of superannuation interest * Most superannuation interests are 'accumulation interests'. If you are unsure, check with the fund. Contact our Support Team if you have any questions.
Amount in fund * If you are unsure about the current value of your super, contact the fund (or log in if you have an online account) to obtain a current member information statement stating the current value of the interest. You can also obtain details about the interest, including the current value, by sending a completed Superannuation Information Form to the fund.
The Respondent's superannuation Name of superannuation fund * e.g. Australian Super
Type of superannuation interest * Most superannuation interests are 'accumulation interests'. If you are unsure, check with the fund. Contact our Support Team if you have any questions.
Amount in fund * If you are unsure about the current value of your super, contact the fund (or log in if you have an online account) to obtain a current member information statement stating the current value of the interest. You can also obtain details about the interest, including the current value, by sending a completed Superannuation Information Form to the fund.
Previous payment splits or payment flags Have there previously been any payment splits in relation to the superannuation interests? * If you are unsure, you should check with the super fund.
Is there a payment flag in operation in relation to a superannuation interest? * If you are unsure, you should check with the super fund. If yes, attach a copy of the order or agreement creating the flag.
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SUPERANNUATION SPLITTING Tips for completing this section
Use whole dollars only. Do not include cents, letters or symbols (e.g. 12000 NOT 12,000 or 12000.00)
Use the precise name of the superannuation fund
Use current values
In this form you are the Applicant and your former partner is the Respondent
Send a completed Superannuation Information Form to the fund to obtain specific details about a superannuation interest
Contact our Support Team if you have any questions
Super splitting Who is transferring their super to the other person? * Amount of super to be transferred * This should be a lump sum amount in whole dollars e.g. 50,000
Name of the super fund from which the amount will be split * Check with the super fund to obtain the precise formal legal name of the fund for super splitting purposes. Recording an incorrect fund name may prevent the fund from making the super split.
You must obtain a current member statement or Superannuation Information Form stating the current value of the superannuation interest that will be split. A copy of same will need to be submitted with your Application for Consent Orders to show the agreed value has been calculated in accordance with the Family Law (Superannuation) Regulations. If you have any questions contact our Support Team.
OTHER LEGAL AND FINANCIAL MATTERS Other court cases and orders Are there any current court cases about family law or family violence involving either party or children of the parties? * Court name and place * e.g. Family Court Brisbane
Name of the parties *
Type of orders sought * e.g. Parenting orders
Next court date
Are there any existing orders, agreements or parenting plans about family law or family violence involving either party or children of the parties? * If yes, attach a copy of the order, agreement or parenting plan to your application when filing with the Court
Please confirm which type: * Other legal matters Have the parties previously entered into a financial agreement under the Family Law Act or State or Territory legislation? * If yes, attach a copy of the agreement to your application when filing with the Court
Is either party currently bankrupt or involved in bankruptcy or personal insolvency proceedings? * Is there a proceeds of crime order or application under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (Cth) in relation to any property of the parties? * If yes, attach a copy of the order or application when filing with the Court
Is there any other person who may be entitled to become a party to the case? * For example a creditor who may not be able to recover a debt if an order were made or other de facto partner of either party with an interest in the subject property.
Has written notice been given to that person? * For example a creditor who may not be able to recover a debt if an order were made or other de facto partner of either party with an interest in the subject property.
Post-separation property Have you disposed of or acquired any significant property since the date of separation? * e.g. vehicles, real estate, boats, lump sums of money etc
Provide brief details * e.g. 'Sold Toyota Camry for $9000 on (date)' or 'Received $30000 from redundancy payout on (date)'
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Has the Respondent disposed of or acquired any significant property since the date of separation? * e.g. vehicles, real estate, boats, lump sums of money etc
Provide brief details * e.g. 'Sold Toyota Camry for $9000 on (date)' or 'Received $30000 from redundancy payout on (date)'
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Financial resources Do you have an interest in any trust or other financial resources? * For example, do you expect to receive any money from a personal injury claim or deceased estate?
Provide brief details * e.g. 'Expect to recieve inheritance from uncle's deceased estate on or about (date)'
Estimated value of interest * e.g. 50000
Does the Respondent have an interest in any trust or other financial resources? * For example, do you expect to receive any money from a personal injury claim or deceased estate?
Provide brief details * e.g. 'Expect to recieve $50000 from uncle's deceased estate on or about (date)'
Estimated value of interest * e.g. 50000
ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTIONS Tips for completing this section
Contributions made by the parties are relevant when determining the just and equitable division of property
Where possible contributions should be agreed between the parties
The Court will not make orders unless it is satisfied it is just and equitable to do so
See our FAQs page for further information
Financial contributions Were the parties' financial contributions the same? * Were contributions approximately equal or did one party make greater financial contributions? For example, a party may have made greater financial contributions by working more or by bringing significant assets or lump sums of property into the relationship.
Give brief details of who made greater contribution * e.g. 'Applicant made greater financial contributions as the primary breadwinner' or 'Majority of financial contributions made by the Respondent'
Were the parties' non-financial contributions the same? * Non-financial contributions include contributions made by a party to the conservation or improvement of the value of property of the relationship. For example, non-financial contributions may include efforts made by a party to personally improve the value of a home (e.g. painting, landscaping, renovating a bathroom or kitchen - but not including where a tradesperson was paid to do the work) or efforts made by a party running and improving a business owned by the parties (e.g. managing, bookkeeping, promoting, developing).
Give brief details of who made greater contribution * e.g. 'Applicant made greater contributions by personally renovating the family home and landscaping the garden'
Were homemaker and parenting contributions the same? * Were contributions to homemaker and parenting duties approximately equal or did one party make greater contributions? Homemaker contributions generally include housework and household duties such as cooking, cleaning, washing, shopping, household maintenance, managing household finances etc. Parenting contributions generally include the day to day duties involved in providing care for children such as cooking, feeding, dressing, washing, putting to bed, transporting children to and from school, appointments and extracurricular activities.
Give brief details of who made greater contribution * e.g. 'Overall the Applicant made greater contributions as a homemaker and primary caregiver for the children'
Other relevant matters Are there any other matters relevant to the division of property? * Including current circumstances and future needs factors relevant to either party. For example, factors such as the age and state of health of a party; the capacity of each party to earn income and maintain employment; whether a party has the primary care of children of the relationship or other dependants; the financial circumstances of each party.
Give brief details of other relevant matters * e.g. ‘Applicant has the primary care of the children of the relationship’ or ‘Applicant has a high income earning capacity while the Respondent is unable to earn income due to poor health.
Filing your application Select the Family Court Registry at which you will lodge your application * We suggest choosing the registry closest to you
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FINAL STEP This is the final step in the Family Law Resolutions online form. Thank you for completing the form.
Please explain in your own words the key points of the agreed settlement. If you do not have an agreement, please list ‘No Agreement’.
Explanatory Note: (e.g. I will keep the former family home and pay the other party a lump sum of $50,000. We will each keep our own super. We will each keep all other assets and liabilities in our own names. OR We will sell our house and split the proceeds 50/50 and I will transfer $20,000 of my super to the other party).
I confirm I have read and agreed to the Family Law Resolutions Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. * You have completed
Property Settlement Form (de facto)
You have completed
Property Settlement Form (Married)
You have completed
Property Settlement Form with super split (de facto)
You have completed
Property Settlement Form with super split (Married)
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