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To ensure expert advice on a property settlement for a marriage or de facto relationship breakdown contact John R Quinn & Co.
John R Quinn & co. Established in 1986
Why you should arrange a property settlement
Upon the completion of a family law or de facto settlement, property settlements and other new financial arrangements often need to be made.
The Court’s power to make relevant orders for property settlement is provided for in Section 79 of the Family Law Act. It is important to note that there is a 12 month time limit from the date of your divorce within which to commence proceedings to finalise your property settlement. It is important to negotiate a property settlement at the time the divorce is finalised because without a complete property settlement, former spouses might retain an unexpected influence over transactions sometimes years following the divorce, which can contribute to considerable stress and difficulty.
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The closest train stations are Town Hall, taking the Park Street exit, or St James Station, taking the Elizabeth Street exit. John R Quinn & Co. is on the corner of Park and Elizabeth.
Best parking is in the Domain parking station. Take the moving footway and cross Hyde Park to reach our offices.
John R Quinn & Co. Family Lawyers
Level 12, 60 Park Street
Sydney NSW 2000
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John R Quinn & Co. is located in the CBD of Sydney and provides a range of legal services for both local, national & international clients. We are experienced family lawyers with over 35 years of experience.
Upon the completion of a family law or de facto settlement, property settlements and other new financial arrangements often need to be made.
The Court’s power to make relevant orders for property settlement is provided for in Section 79 of the Family Law Act. It is important to note that there is a 12 month time limit from the date of your divorce within which to commence proceedings to finalise your property settlement. It is important to negotiate a property settlement at the time the divorce is finalised, because without a complete property settlement, former spouses might retain an unexpected influence over transactions sometimes years following the divorce, which can contribute to considerable stress and difficulty.
How we assist with property settlements and financial arrangements:
To ensure the smooth finalisation of property matters, John R Quinn & Co lawyers have conveyancing expertise and comprehensive experience in matters pertaining to the transfer, sale or purchase of property.
On your behalf, we will liaise efficiently with relevant banking institutions, estate agents, solicitors and their clients.
We can also facilitate other financial arrangements, such as superannuation splitting and the preparation of binding financial agreements.