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jasonmurray · #21 30-06-2010, 04:33 PM

Sorry to hear jase... Hope you dont have to sell the STi as well

mitchwnz · #22 30-06-2010, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by wrxplod

Thanks for all the comments guys. I've been on top of the Form 11 for a while now but I was looking to see if it was applicable to defacto couples.

I will be getting legal advice but just wanted to hear from others that might be in the know or been through similar situations. As always, you guys have been more than helpful.

sMY00n : I'll be in contact shortly for further clarification about what you're saying there.

Let me know how you go, I'm trying to sort the same out right now.. :-)

GX-REX · #23 30-06-2010, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by wrxplod

Thanks for all the comments guys. I've been on top of the Form 11 for a while now but I was looking to see if it was applicable to defacto couples.

AFAIK if you are in a relationship for more than 6 months you are classed as defacto which holds the same rights as a married couple. A form 11 is applicable to defacto couples.

wrxplod · #24 01-07-2010, 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by jasonmurray

Sorry to hear jase... Hope you dont have to sell the STi as well

Nah mate, nothing like that. It was a mutual break-up which is always good and we still speak to each other regularly as friends. The car is going strong as always, but it's screaming at me for a TBE and coilovers

I'll let you guys know how the form 11 goes for future reference.

J

jasonmurray · #25 01-07-2010, 01:17 PM

Do it mate... you know you want to reward yourself after this!

11secWrx · #26 01-07-2010, 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by gorotsuki69

you can't escape stamp duty

With consent orders you can. You only end up paying you settlement agent fees.

urabus · #27 02-07-2010, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by gorotsuki69

This is such an unreported social cost of rising house prices out of reach for 1st homebuyers. They are forced to buy as a couple as they can't afford it on their own but being in an unstable relationship which ends in a few years compared to a home loan which lasts for 30 we see these situations too often.

comment is not directed at anyone in particular.

Agreed. The other issue is because two people have to work to pay the mortgage they can not afford for the women to stop working and start having kids. Hence they leave it later and later and then run into all sorts of fertility issues and have to have ivf and the like and put all sorts of extra strain on the relationship.

Take myself for eg. I earn really good money and have my own house and survive just fine. However, there is no way in gods earth that I could afford the mortgage and support a wife that was not working and start a family.

Brendon

thebish · #28 03-07-2010, 09:51 AM

see a lawyer, don't chance it

my wife and I divorced, she still had 12 months from the date of divorce to make any claims against me!

toughest 12 months of my life

urabus · #29 03-07-2010, 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by thebish

toughest 12 months of my life

Hell yeah. I had a heap of cash I had to get rid of aswell. Worst thing was you rip it up but then you have to start all over again.....

mitchwnz · #30 03-07-2010, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by urabus

Hell yeah. I had a heap of cash I had to get rid of aswell. Worst thing was you rip it up but then you have to start all over again.....

True that, I mustov spent at least 10k on Beds, couches, pots pans blah blah blah... good times!

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