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What’s the harm in delaying my family law property settlement?

What’s the harm in delaying my family law property settlement?

by Laura McGookin | Oct 2, 2024 | Family Law, Latest News

Often, we have clients who separated amicably, but have not taken the necessary steps to formalise their property settlement. We often hear that the reason for the delay is: the house has no mortgage the person living in the property is meeting the mortgage and...

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