Seminar presented by Claudia Davison
Address: Online Seminar
Financial Disclosure: What you must (and must not) do
Pippa Colman Family Law invites you to a free community online information seminar, open to anyone seeking guidance or clarity on family law matters.
Our upcoming session will focus on a deeply important topic: Financial Disclosure: What you must (and must not) do
Financial disclosure is one of the most important obligations in any family law matter, but it can also be one of the most misunderstood. Many people are surprised by the amount of financial information they are required to provide, particularly after separation, and often question why documents such as bank statements and financial records are still relevant.
In this practical seminar, Claudia Davison will explain what full and frank financial disclosure means, why it is required, and how meeting your obligations can help avoid unnecessary delays, disputes and costs.
We will cover key topics including:
• Understanding your legal duty of full and frank financial disclosure.
• The documents you must disclose in a family law matter.
• Why financial records after separation may still be relevant.
• Common mistakes that can damage your case.
• What happens if you fail to disclose assets, income or liabilities.
• Updating your disclosure as your circumstances change.
• The consequences of non-compliance, including costs orders and setting aside agreements.
• Practical tips for organising your financial documents efficiently.
• Answers to frequently asked questions about financial disclosure.
This session is ideal for anyone navigating separation who wants to understand their legal obligations and approach their matter with confidence.
This seminar will be presented by Claudia Davison. Seats are limited, so be quick to secure your spot.
Important Disclaimer
The above information is general in nature and provided for educational and informational purposes only. It is not legal advice and should not be relied on as such. Every situation is different, and you should seek independent legal advice before making decisions about your own circumstances.