The family home is often the biggest asset to divide after separation – and one of the most confusing to actually transfer.
This free webinar will walk you through how property is transferred after separation, so you can move from agreement to settlement with clarity and confidence.
Separation is hard enough without the uncertainty of what happens to the house.
Who keeps it? How is it transferred from one name to another? What about stamp duty? And what is the difference between Consent Orders and a Binding Financial Agreement?
These questions can quickly become overwhelming – and getting them wrong can lead to unnecessary delays, added costs, or tax you did not need to pay.
This free webinar brings a family lawyer and a conveyancer together to explain exactly how property transfers work after separation, so you know what to expect at every step.
This free webinar is for individuals working through the property side of separation –
particularly what happens to the family home. If you are:
Separated, divorcing, or considering separation and unsure how property actually gets divided
Trying to work out what happens to the family home or an investment property
Facing decisions about Consent Orders or a Binding Financial Agreement and want to understand your options first
Worried about delays, unexpected costs, or a stamp duty mistake when transferring property
Confused about the steps between reaching an agreement and the property actually changing hands
… then this webinar is for you.
You do not need to have it all worked out. This session is designed to give you clarity and confidence about how property transfers really work after separation, before you commit to anything.
Many people reach an agreement about the family home, then discover the transfer itself is far more complicated than they expected.
Without the right guidance, it is easy to:
Getting the structure right from the start can save you time, money, and stress.
You do not have to work out the property side of separation on your own.
When a family lawyer and a conveyancer work together, the path from agreement to transfer becomes much clearer.
You understand your options, the right structure for your situation, and the steps involved – before anything is locked in.
This session brings both perspectives together so you can approach your property settlement with confidence.
In this practical and supportive webinar, Accredited Specialist Family Lawyer Bron O’Loan and conveyancer Jennie Tonner will walk you through how the family home and other property are transferred after separation.
Together, they will explain how family law and conveyancing work side by side – from Consent Orders and Binding Financial Agreements to stamp duty and the final transfer of ownership – so you understand the whole journey before you take the next step.
Whether you are separated, divorcing, or simply considering your options, this session will help you understand how property settlements really work.
In this practical and supportive session, we will walk through how the family home and other property are transferred after separation. You will learn:
How property transfers actually work following separation or divorce
The role Consent Orders and Binding Financial Agreements play in a property settlement
When stamp duty exemptions may apply, and how to avoid a costly misstep
The key steps involved in transferring ownership once an agreement is reached
The common challenges that cause delays or extra costs, and how to head them off
How family lawyers and conveyancers work together for a smooth handover from agreement to transfer
By the end of the session, you will understand the path from agreement to transfer and feel more confident about the decisions ahead.
Bron O’Loan
Principal Family Lawyer and Accredited Specialist, O’Loan Family Law
Bron O’Loan is an experienced family lawyer who works with individuals and families navigating separation and complex property matters. She is known for her calm, strategic approach and her ability to guide clients through difficult transitions with clarity and confidence. Bron regularly advises clients on property settlements, asset division, and the legal steps involved in transferring the family home.
Bron O’Loan
Principal Family Lawyer and Accredited Specialist, O’Loan Family Law
Bron O’Loan is an experienced family lawyer who works with individuals and families navigating separation and complex property matters. She is known for her calm, strategic approach and her ability to guide clients through difficult transitions with clarity and confidence. Bron regularly advises clients on property settlements, asset division, and the legal steps involved in transferring the family home.
Jennie Tonner
Principal Conveyancer, Cremorne Conveyancing
Jennie Tonner is a highly experienced conveyancing specialist who helps clients navigate residential, commercial and complex property transactions. She is known for her calm, solutions-focused approach and her ability to manage challenging matters with clarity, precision and confidence. Jennie has acted on more than 20,000 conveyancing matters throughout her career and regularly advises clients on property sales, purchases, and the legal requirements involved in achieving successful property outcomes.
Jennie Tonner
Principal Conveyancer, Cremorne Conveyancing
Jennie Tonner is a highly experienced conveyancing specialist who helps clients navigate residential, commercial and complex property transactions. She is known for her calm, solutions-focused approach and her ability to manage challenging matters with clarity, precision and confidence. Jennie has acted on more than 20,000 conveyancing matters throughout her career and regularly advises clients on property sales, purchases, and the legal requirements involved in achieving successful property outcomes.
Together, Bron and Jennie provide both legal and conveyancing perspectives to help individuals transfer property smoothly and avoid costly mistakes.
If you are navigating separation – or even just starting to think about what happens to the house – understanding the process early can save you time, money, and stress later.
This session is designed to help you understand how property transfers work after separation, before you commit to any arrangement.
Book your complimentary call to discuss your situation and find out what to do next.
