What does a property settlement include?

Property is considered as any assets obtained during and before the marriage or de facto relationship. Depending on the circumstances, these may include:

• Bank accounts;
• Superannuation;
• Investments such as shares, stocks, bonds and cryptocurrencies;
• Real estate, including family homes, holiday houses and investment property;
• Personal possessions, such as vehicles, furniture, jewellery and art;
• Business assets like family trusts and private companies;
• Inheritance received during the marriage; and
• Outstanding debts and other financial obligations.