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Family Law > Financial / Property Matters If you have been married, the Court can make the following orders: a) The sale of a home and division of sale proceeds b) Transfer of land or investments c) Payment of a lump sum d) Sharing of a pension e) Payment of maintenance f) Dismissal of all further claims - “clean break” The Court considers: a) The length of marriage b) The ages of the parties and their children c) Resources now and in the future d) Illness or disability in the family e) Contributions into the marriage f) Likely future plans and future needs Note: Everything depends on the resources available and rarely if ever will one person’s behaviour affect the outcome.

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