Prenups & de facto relationships | Family Law Barrister

Ever wondered how prenups work in Australia?

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell speaks to Family Law Barrister & Solicitor Katherine Stavrou, about divorce and separation in Australia.

We cover how to know if you’re in a de facto relationship, some of the financial impacts of separation, what’s included in your asset pool during a divorce or financial separation, lump sum payments, making arrangements for children and 'prenups', otherwise know as binding financial agreements.

If you haven’t listened to part 1 we released earlier this week with Gabrielle Canny, be sure to listen to that first.

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