Simplify your Separation: Separation Agreement Template for Married couple Australia (Financial Agreement under 90C Family Law Act 1975)
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Case Studies
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Chris’s Story: A Repeat Customer
Chris and his fiancée are preparing to marry, and he shared his experience with RP Emery’s services via email on September 10, 2019.
Having previously used RP Emery’s services in 2011 during his separation from his first wife, Chris found their Pro-forma Separation Agreement (Binding Financial Agreement) to be straightforward and effective. There were no disputes regarding their children, and both parties agreed to joint parental custody.
Complications arose when Chris’s ex-wife’s mother insisted on involving a Sydney family solicitor, leading to an extensive and costly legal process. Living overseas, Chris had to arrange a local solicitor, resulting in protracted and frustrating communications through legal channels. Eventually, after five months, they formulated an agreement similar to the initial RP Emery draft, but with significant legal expenses—Chris’s legal fees were about $13,000, and his ex-wife’s were over $18,000 due to extensive interactions with her mother’s lawyer.
Despite the challenges, the final division of resources matched their original agreement. Appreciating the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of RP Emery’s services, Chris returned to them for a Binding Financial Agreement before his upcoming marriage. This time, without external interference, the RP Emery document met their needs perfectly, avoiding the high costs of custom legal drafting.
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Natalie’s Story
In December 2017, Natalie, who separated from her husband in August, sought a cost-effective way to formalize their agreement. Initially, she downloaded a blank separation agreement form, filled it in, and her ex-husband took it to a lawyer. The lawyer’s estimate of $10,000 to $50,000 and his insistence on a custom agreement caused her ex-husband significant distress.
Seeking an alternative, Natalie discovered RP Emery’s “Peaceful Path” ebook. They found this option appealing as it avoided the high costs and potential conflicts associated with multiple lawyers. After deciding to proceed with RP Emery, they downloaded the separation agreement kit, which provided clear, easy-to-follow instructions.
The process was efficient, with Ian from RP Emery following up to ensure their comfort. Natalie appreciated the simplicity and convenience of the service, which allowed them to complete the agreement at home without needing to visit multiple lawyers. The entire process was straightforward, stress-free, and compatible with their full-time work schedules.

Sample Excerpt of the Separation Agreement
Sample 2 Shows Sale of Property Clauses.



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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between a Financial Agreement and a Separation Agreement?
A: In Australia, both terms refer to the same legally binding contract under the Family Law Act 1975, outlining the division of assets and liabilities after a relationship ends.
Q: Is a DIY Separation Agreement legally binding?
A: Yes, provided it complies with the Family Law Act requirements, including independent legal advice for both parties and proper documentation.
Q: What does the RP Emery Separation Agreement Kit include?
A: The kit offers a plain English template, user guide, sample clauses, bonus Will kit, members area access, agreement assessment, and fixed-price legal advice.
Q: Do I need to disclose all my assets in the agreement?
A: Full disclosure is crucial. Omitting assets can lead to the agreement being invalidated.
Q: Can a Separation Agreement be set aside by the Court?
A: Yes, if issues like fraud, duress, or significant unforeseen changes arise, a court may nullify the agreement. However it is up to the party who is contesting the agreement to take it to court and they need to prove that these factors were an issue when the agreement was made.
Q: Why do I need to get legal advice?
A: To make your Separation Agreement legally binding under the Family Law Act, both parties must receive independent legal advice before signing. This ensures that you fully understand the terms of the agreement, the effect of signing it, and the advantages or disadvantages of making the agreement. Without legal advice, the agreement will not be enforceable in court. RP Emery offers access to experienced independent lawyers at a fixed price to make this process straightforward and affordable.
Q: What if I need to split Superannuation?
A: If superannuation is part of your asset pool, you’ll need a separate document known as a Superannuation Agreement. This document outlines how super entitlements will be split and complies with specific legislative requirements. If splitting super, your Superannuation fund will need to approve your agreement before you get the required advice and sign the agreement Our Superannuation Agreement Kit makes this process easy and includes step-by-step guidance. Learn more here: Superannuation Agreement Kit
Q: What if we are already divorced?
A: If you’ve already finalised your divorce, you’ll need to use a Financial Agreement made under section 90D of the Family Law Act. This type of agreement is specifically designed for people who are divorced but need to formalise how property, assets, and liabilities will be divided. You can find our Divorce Settlement Agreement Kit here: 90D Divorce Agreement Kit
Q: What if we are a de facto couple?
A: If you’re in a de facto relationship (not legally married), you can still formalise your property settlement through a legally binding Financial Agreement made under section 90UD of the Family Law Act. Our De Facto Separation Agreement Kit is tailored to suit these relationships and includes everything you need to protect your interests. View the kit here: De Facto Separation Kit




