Gabrielle Canny
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283 appearances
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first heard Feb 2022
last heard Feb 2022
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Thank you very much for having me.
This is a very interesting topic and so I've got plenty to tell you.
Yeah, sure.
Well, I mean, for most of us, particularly with that sort of the first relationship, that's a long relationship, whether it be a de facto relationship or a marriage, to come to the point where you're going to separate
And sometimes it takes a while, sometimes it unfortunately comes out of the blue, but most people haven't been through it before.
They absolutely don't know what they don't know.
And it's not a topic of conversation that people sort of bring up willingly so that they're storing up information just in case.
And so it often catches people unaware of what to do next.
So for people who have married, if they decide to separate, then they'll be thinking about a divorce.
but there's not just the divorce because what the divorce does is it severs the marriage, the piece of paper that you've got in relation to the marriage, but it doesn't sort out the property.
So that needs to be sorted.
And if there's children as well, about arrangements for children.
If people haven't married, but they've been in a de facto relationship, they still have to sort out their property and if there's been any children in relation to what's best for them, but they don't have to go through the technical divorce process
because they haven't had that formality of a marriage.
But the rules are pretty much the same, whether you've been married or whether you're de facto in relation to sorting out property.
So that's sort of the first place to start is pretty much the information that is available to you.
And I'll tell you about where information is available will apply if you've been married or whether you've been in a de facto relationship.
And of course, it applies equally for same-sex marriage because since the alteration to the Family Law Act a couple of years ago.
Absolutely.
So when a couple get together, they often bring things with them.
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