Dividing property after you have separated (Chinese)

Published 2022-03-23

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About this fact sheet

This information is for people who:

have been married or in a de facto relationship
are no longer together
need to divide up property, such as the car, furniture or house.

This fact sheet is also available in Arabic and Vietnamese.

More information about how to get help in Chinese Traditional/繁體中文.

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Reviewed 08 June 2023