Asset Protection Lawyers Melbourne
Our skilled team of asset protection lawyers work with Melbourne individuals and couples to ensure they have the correct safeguards in place to protect their financial future.
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100 Years Of Family & Estate Law
When you work with Pearsons, you can always feel assured that you are working with a team with a wealth of knowledge behind them.
Strategic Legal Advice
No matter how simple or complex your matter is, you’ll receive comprehensive legal advice and strategic asset protection strategies.
First Consultation Is Free
Our first appointment will cost you nothing, and you’ll be given an opportunity to gain clarity and create a roadmap to address your matter appropriately.
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Why Work With Pearsons Asset Protection Lawyers?
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We’ll Help You Safeguard Your Personal Assets
Our Melbourne Asset Protection Lawyers Can Assist You At Every Relationship Stage
Whether you are considering moving in with your first partner, planning a wedding, remarrying or considering separation, it’s imperative to consider how this will impact your financial situation.
Our family law team can help you understand your options for asset protection and assist you in establishing legally sound structures that secure your personal wealth.
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Asset Protection Strategies For Every Life Stage
Family law financial agreements can be made at various stages of a relationship. You may choose to create a prenuptial or cohabitation agreement with your new partner, or need assistance creating one as the relationship nears its end.
We provide comprehensive advice and assist in drafting binding financial agreements that clarify how assets will be divided if your relationship breaks down.
Agreements of this type can cover:
- Property and valuable assets
- Shared businesses and family businesses
- Spousal maintenance
- Debt division
Our team can also provide estate planning advice and help you to understand other legal strategies that can be utilised as part of your asset protection strategies.
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How can I protect my business from a family law claim?
If you are a business owner, you can often protect your business from family law claims by using legal structures like business entities (like companies or trusts), discretionary trusts, prenuptial agreements and sound financial planning to limit creditors’ access (for creditor claims) and shield assets from family disputes.
How can we protect our shared relationship wealth if we have a business?
To protect your shared relationship wealth when you have a business together, you can consider key legal and financial strategies, such as comprehensive financial planning, suitable business structures or trusts, which can protect personal assets from debtor-creditor law claims and family disputes.
Prenuptial agreements (binding financial agreements) can also be used alongside the right legal structures to ensure both partners are on the same page.
How does a prenuptial agreement work?
A prenuptial agreement is a legally binding contract made before marriage that outlines how assets, debts and financial matters will be handled if the relationship ends, helping protect individual wealth and business interests. It’s essential to follow the criteria for a prenuptial to be legally binding, which our legal team will ensure you understand.
Is a prenup the best method for protecting assets in a relationship?
It’s definitely one of the most popular and standard methods for doing so in Australia. Many couples choose to create one for peace of mind and transparency. There are always potential risks, and regular reviews are advised to ensure it’s still representative of both parties’ financial situation.
It’s an excellent solution for people who are remarrying, too, and have children they want to ensure their needs are met. Estate planning is also important and advised as part of a holistic view of your long-term financial future. Many couples prefer to make decisions together from early on, which in many cases avoids the need for a family litigation lawyer to become involved.
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Step 1: Book Your Free First Appointment
Contact us today and we'll schedule your initial appointmentStep 2: Talk To An Asset Protection Specialist
We'll get an idea of your situation and what you want to achieve, and map out a course of action for you.Step 3: Know Where You Stand
With our advice and support, you'll be able to put the right agreements and safeguards in place to protect your personal assets.Know Where You Stand
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During your free appointment we will:
- Discuss your circumstances.
- Answer any questions about the divorce process.
- Discuss your options.
- Advise you of your entitlements.
- Provide you with information about the cost of a divorce and separation.
Call our office or fill in the contact form to book your free appointment.
Office Hours
Monday to Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm
(Please note we are closed between 1-2pm)
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If you are ready to speak to someone, please contact our Melbourne team of Asset Protection lawyers today and book your first free appointment. We will be there for you every step of the way.



