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Gifts & Property Settlements. What You Must Know

Mediations Australia Season 1 Episode 4

Imagine your parents gift you $50,000 for your first home, then 10 years later you're divorcing – is that money up for grabs? This video breaks down the complex reality of how Australian family law treats gifts during property settlements, and it's not as straightforward as you think! 

Discover the THREE critical factors courts consider when dividing gifts, real case examples that changed everything, and the costly mistakes people make with inheritance money. Whether it's wedding gifts, family loans, or surprise inheritances, understanding these rules could save you thousands in legal fees. 

What You'll Learn: 

  • When gifts become part of the property pool (hint: it's about intention!)
  • The timing trap that catches most people off-guard
  • How to protect family money with proper documentation
  • Real case studies from Australian family courts
  • Why mediation beats court battles every time


Perfect for anyone navigating separation, planning marriage, or simply curious about family law. Don't let misconceptions about gifts cost you – get informed now!
 
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