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The parties are engaged to be married on the \u003CDATE>;  \nB. At the date of this agreement \u003CPARTNER 1> owned assets as listed in Annexure “A”  \nhereof;  \nC. At the date of this agreement \u003CPARTNER 2> owned assets as listed in Annexure “B”  \nhereof;  \nD. The parties expect that during their engagement they may acquire assets jointly;  \nE. Despite their best intentions in marrying one another the parties wish to formalise an agreement as to the distribution of assets in the event of termination of their relationship (“separation”) .  \nNOW THIS DEED WITNESSES:  \n1. If at some future time the parties separate then:  \n(a) \u003CPARTNER 1> shall be deemed to be the sole owner of any and all of the assets listed in Annexure “A” which are still at that time owned by him, or the equivalent monetary value as at the date of separation if any such asset shall have been converted into cash or any other form of asset;  \n(b) \u003CPARTNER 2> shall be deemed to be the sole owner of any and all of the assets listed in Annexure “B”, which are still at that time owned by her, or the equivalent monetary value as at the date of separation if any such asset shall have been converted into cash or any other form of asset;  \n(c) Interest accrued on any bank account or debt referred to in Annexure “A” or Annexure“B” shall be deemed to be the sole property of the party named on that bank account;  \n(d) Other than gifts or inheritances made specifically to either party, any assets acquired by the parties either jointly or severally during their engagement or marriage shall be divided as follows:  \n(i) 50% to \u003CPARTNER 1> ;  \n(ii) 50% to \u003CPARTNER 2> .  \n2. “Assets” as referred to in paragraph 1(d) hereof shall include real and personal property, debts and choses in action, but shall not include personal clothing and jewellery acquired by either party, insurance and superannuation entitlements, or gifts specifically made by one party to another.  \n3. Any such items specifically excluded by virtue of clause 1(d) and owned and in the possession or control of either party at the time of separation shall be deemed to be the sole property of that party.  \n4. Each of the parties agree not to make any claim, now or ever, to the property of the other party as described in Annexures A and B hereof.  \n5. All debts, credit card accounts, loan accounts or other liabilities standing in the name of either party shall upon separation be deemed to be the liability of that party alone.  \n6. All debts, credit card accounts, loan accounts or other liabilities standing in the names of both parties will remain a liability of each of the parties in the style and proportion shown on the account records. If no such details are nominated then the parties shall be deemed to be jointly and severally liable in respect of those obligations.  \n7. Notwithstanding paragraphs 3 and 4 hereof, any debt or liability owing in respect of or secured by any asset or interest in property which is retained or transferred to either party pursuant to this agreement shall be deemed to be the sole debt or liability of the party taking that asset or interest in property. The party taking that asset shall indemnify the other party from any liability or debt arising out of or in relation to same.  \n8. In the event of death of either party then:  \n(a) Subject to the approval of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, the other party hereby relinquishes his or her right to make an application in relation to the estate of the deceased party pursuant to the Family Provisions Act, 1982 (“the Act”)  \n(b) Each party gives the release in consideration of the other terms of this agreement ;  \n(c) Each party acknowledges that it is to his or her advantage in light of the terms of this agreement to grant the release;","cbCaibgM3UqNdTPU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibgM3UqNdTPU","pdf",17833,"English","# Parties and recitals\n# Separation and asset distribution\n## Annexure A and Annexure B ownership\n## Jointly acquired assets and excluded items\n# Debts, liabilities, and indemnities\n# Death of a party and court approval\n# Variation, execution, and binding effect","[{\"question\":\"How are assets listed in Annexure A and Annexure B treated after separation?\",\"answer\":\"On separation, Partner 1 is deemed the sole owner of assets in Annexure A still owned at that time (or their equivalent monetary value if converted), and Partner 2 is deemed the sole owner of assets in Annexure B on the same basis.\"},{\"question\":\"How are jointly or severally acquired assets divided during the engagement or marriage?\",\"answer\":\"Other than gifts or inheritances made specifically to either party, assets acquired jointly or severally during engagement or marriage are divided 50% to Partner 1 and 50% to Partner 2.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens to debts and credit card or loan liabilities upon separation?\",\"answer\":\"Debts, credit card accounts, loan accounts, and other liabilities in the name of either party are treated as that party’s sole liability upon separation. 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