Property Settlements and Items of Sentimental Value
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- June 15, 2026
During Family Law proceedings, the Federal Circuit and Family Court (FCFCA) has wide discretion to make orders ensuring a ‘just and equitable’ outcome depending on the particular circumstances of the case. This means that the court can consider factors that are more subjective or personal to each individual case. The courts have emphasised the difficulty of assessing sentimental value, but they will make these assessments when necessary to finalise a property settlement. This article outlines the types of property that the court would deem to be of ‘special’ or sentimental value and examines the probable way that the court would deal with these items. When a married or de facto couple separates, they must divide the assets from the relationship. If the parties are unable to make an arrangement privately, then they can apply to the FCFCA for a property settlement assessment. This process starts with the collection of a list of the assets, each of which is assigned a value.
That payment I made to my brother? That’s a problem. First, I can’t hide that repayment from the trustee or the court. I’m required to disclose any repayments to friends or relatives that I made in the 12 months before I filed bankruptcy. Second, any repayments to friends or relatives made in those 12 months can be considered “preferences”. A preference is, essentially, a payment made to one creditor to the detriment of my other creditors. So, if I repaid my brother but didn’t pay my creditors, my brother has been treated preferentially. Here’s the bad news: the trustee can “clawback” that payment I made. He can get an order to force my brother to turn over $2,000. The one silver lining is that I can pay that $2,000 to avoid my brother getting mixed up in my bankruptcy and keep being able to talk to him at Thanksgiving. So, when is a property settlement in divorce a non-dischargeable support obligation in bankruptcy?
Since the value of your pension is included in your net family property calculation, your pension can, in effect, vendors agreement be equalized after separation. Although the pension itself may not be equalized, the value of the pension will be. The value of a pension is determined by a pension valuator. Depending upon the pension plan administrator, it can take a few weeks, or several months, to acquire a professional valuation for a pension. For provincial pension plan members, there is now a procedure in place for the family law value of your pension to be calculated by your pension plan administrator (although there can still be cases where it is worthwhile to obtain a professional valuation). Once financial disclosure is complete, the parties will need to sit down with each other, or else negotiate through their lawyers, regarding how and when the equalization payment will be made, and whether any child or spousal support will be payable. Many people who are separating try and write their own separation agreements.
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