What We Can Help With
We draft Binding Financial Agreements for:
Couples contemplating marriage (prenups)
Couples living together or about to live together (cohabitation agreements)
Couples separating (post-separation agreements)
Whether your situation is straightforward or more complex, we tailor the agreement to your circumstances.
Many BFAs fail because they are rushed, templated, or poorly structured. We prepare BFAs with the care required to reduce the risk of challenge. Every agreement is tailored to your individual circumstances and financial arrangements. Our approach includes:
Clear advice tailored to your circumstances
Careful drafting aligned with legal requirements
Identification of key legal risks early
Practical guidance throughout the process
We combine legal precision with an efficient, modern service model.
Fixed Fees
Most law firms often charge $4,000–$20,000+ for BFAs. We offer a more efficient model with fixed, transparent pricing, without compromising on the legal standards required for enforceable Binding Financial Agreements.
This includes:
Initial and further consultations with a Principal Lawyer with 20 years of experience
Drafting of your agreement, tailored to your specific situation
Written and verbal professional legal advice
Guidance on the next steps (including independent advice requirements)
Signing and completion (remote witnessing available)
If your matter is more complex, we will provide a clear and reasonable fixed fee estimate.
Important note: for a BFA to be binding, both parties must receive independent legal advice.
The same law firm is unable to act for both parties.
Our Approach
✔️ Fixed fees, no hidden costs
✔️ No upfront fees
✔️ Focus on enforceability and risk reduction
✔️ Clear, practical advice
✔️ Efficient, modern process
✔️ Experience in family law matters
✔️ Australia-wide service
✔️ Empathy and compassion
How it Works
Assess your circumstances
Answer the questions and press submit. Tell us about your situation. We review your circumstances and provide clear legal advice on your options.
2. Draft and Advise
Receive a written advice and a draft of your BFA. We prepare your Binding Financial Agreement and guide you through final steps, including the independent legal advice requirement.
3. Finalise
Required legal advice provided by a qualified Australian Legal Practitioner. Sign your BFA. We provide witnessing services.
Reviews
"Thank you for your professionalism and making the entire process smooth and transparent. Your guidance was invaluable, and I truly appreciate all your work. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend your services to friends in the future."
"Very happy with the finished document and friendly service I received."
"I highly recommend Quick Laws. They have saved me thousands of dollars in legal fees."
"Amber delivered highly efficient service and responded promptly to all requests."
"Quicklaws was very helpful and answered all my questions. I highly recommend Quicklaws."
"Fast, professional, friendly prices"
Trusted Lawyer - Fixed fees
Most law firms charge anywhere between $4,000 - $25,000 for a BFA. We only charge fixed fees and provide you with low-cost, transparent pricing. Our agreements are drafted with care and thought, tailoring each agreement to your unique situation
Common Questions
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A BFA is a legal document that sets out how a couple's assets and financial resources will be divided in the event of a separation or divorce. It is a private agreement made between two people who are in or about to enter into a de facto relationship or marriage.
The agreement can cover matters such as property and finances, maintenance and parenting arrangements for children. A BFA can also be referred to as a pre-nuptial agreement, cohabitation agreement or a separation agreement.
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A post relationship BFA can cover property, finances, maintenance and parenting arrangements.
An agreement made before cohabitation or marriage does not usually include arrangements for the care of children or lifestyle choices, such as where a couple should live. Agreements can be made whether married or de facto (including same sex couples).
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A BFA can provide certainty and peace of mind for both parties by setting out how their assets and financial resources will be divided in the event of a separation or divorce. It can also help to avoid lengthy and expensive court battles.
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A BFA can be made before, during, or after a de facto relationship or marriage. However, both parties must enter into the agreement voluntarily and without coercion, and must have received independent legal advice before signing.
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