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You could put that - but would it be effective is the question to ask. The proceeds of the sale would certainly be property up for division of the divorcing party - but I guess it may leave the remaining partner without the burden, which might be the intention.

Hi Alex The insurance may not apply for Divorce, maybe only death or sickness etc. I am not sure about that. You could probably also do something with options. First right of refusal too. But if we are talking about Divorce, then I am not sure they would work. You couldn't really have the...

The Family Law Court can make orders on third parties such as companies or trustees - this can over ride trust agreements, company constitutions or other agreements. They can also treat property such as shares, land, businesses as property of the marriage even if held in one name. This is...