Quasi-divorce (Termination/Separation)

This termination agreement (referred to in the past as a separation agreement), in plain text, is a simple binding financial agreement between two women who have been living together in the State of Queensland in a de facto relationship based on intimacy, trust and personal commitment to each other as defined in the Property Law Act 1974 (as amended by the Property Law Amendment Act 1999) and who have ceased cohabitation and want to finally divide property without Supreme Court (or Family Court) orders.

This termination agreement (referred to in the past as a separation agreement), in plain text, is a simple binding financial agreement between homosexual men who have been living together in the State of Western Australia in a close personal relationship as defined in the Family Court Act 1997 (as amended) and who have ceased cohabitation and want to finally divide property without Supreme Court orders. It includes Schedules (1, 2, 3 and 4) for listing and dividing property between the parties.

This termination agreement (referred to in the past as a separation agreement), in plain text, is a simple binding financial agreement between lesbian women who have been living together in the State of Western Australia in a close personal relationship as defined in the Family Court Act 1997 (as amended) and who have ceased cohabitation and want to finally divide property without Supreme Court orders. It includes Schedules (1, 2, 3 and 4) for listing and dividing property between the parties.

This termination agreement (referred to in the past as a separation agreement), in plain text, is a simple binding financial agreement between two men who have been living together in the State of Queensland in a de facto relationship based on intimacy, trust and personal commitment to each other as defined in the Property Law Act 1974 (as amended by the Property Law Amendment Act 1999) and who have ceased cohabitation and want to finally divide property without Supreme Court (or Family Court) orders.

This termination agreement (referred to in the past as a separation agreement), in plain text, is a simple binding financial agreement between lesbian women who have been living together in the State of Western Australia in a close personal relationship as defined in the Family Court Act 1997 (as amended) and who have ceased cohabitation and want to finally divide property without Supreme Court orders. It includes Schedules (1, 2, 3 and 4) for listing and dividing property between the parties.

This termination agreement (referred to in the past as a separation agreement), in plain text, is a simple binding financial agreement between a man and a woman who have been living together in the State of Western Australia in a close personal relationship as defined in the Family Court Act 1997 (as amended) and who have ceased cohabitation and want to finally divide property without Supreme Court orders. It includes Schedules (1, 2, 3 and 4) for listing and dividing property between the parties.

This termination agreement (referred to in the past as a separation agreement), in plain text, is a simple binding financial agreement between a man and a woman who have been living together in the State of Western Australia in a close personal relationship as defined in the Family Court Act 1997 (as amended) and who have ceased cohabitation and want to finally divide property without Supreme Court orders. It includes Schedules (1, 2, 3 and 4) for listing and dividing property between the parties.

This termination agreement (referred to in the past as a separation agreement), in plain text, is a simple binding financial agreement between a man and a woman who have been living together in the State of Queensland in a de facto relationship based on intimacy, trust and personal commitment to each other as defined in the Property Law Act 1974 (as amended by the Property Law Amendment Act 1999) and who have ceased cohabitation and want to finally divide property without Supreme Court (or Family Court) orders.

This termination agreement (referred to in the past as a separation agreement), in plain text, is a simple binding financial agreement between homosexual men who have been living together in the State of Western Australia in a close personal relationship as defined in the Family Court Act 1997 (as amended) and who have ceased cohabitation and want to finally divide property without Supreme Court orders. It includes Schedules (1, 2, 3 and 4) for listing and dividing property between the parties.

This termination agreement (referred to in the past as a separation agreement), in plain text, is a simple binding financial agreement between two men who have been living together in the State of Queensland in a de facto relationship based on intimacy, trust and personal commitment to each other as defined in the Property Law Act 1974 (as amended by the Property Law Amendment Act 1999) and who have ceased cohabitation and want to finally divide property without Supreme Court (or Family Court) orders.