Property Chronology
A chronology is a sequential arrangement of events, particularly such as a chronicle or, particularly when involving graphical or literary elements, a timeline. Armstrong Legal recommends that at the time of your appointment you have prepared a chronology. This ensures our time is best spent on getting the best result for your matter.
An example of a chronology is below.
| Date | Event |
| 25.11.1987 | Bob and Amanda married |
| 1987 -1989 | 1987 -1989 Lived in Collaroy together |
| 1989 | July – went on a three month holiday to Western Europe |
| 18.01.1990 | First child born “Melinda” |
| 1990 – 1994 | Lived in Collaroy, however Bob also lived with his brother at this time |
| 1992 | October – went on another three month holiday to Malaysia |
| 1995 – 2001 | Lived in Manly with Melinda. Bob lived at Dee Why and had constant contact with Melinda |
| 9.10.1997 | Second child born “Nathan” |
| 2001 – 2005 | In 2002, Bob purchased the unit 11/30 The Parade Dee Why. The children and I were living at Neutral Bay from 2004. I spent approximately 2-3 days per week at the unit cooking, cleaning and gardening and all holidays were spent there because there was a backyard for the children to play. I also helped Bob pay bills and paid for all groceries. |
| 2004 | Moved to Neutral Bay |
| 2005 | An “Illegal Divorce” occurred without my knowledge or consent |
| 2004 – 2009 | In this time Bob and I bought two properties together – North Ryde property – Transferred $600,000 from the unit we lived in at Neutral Bay into the “North Ryde property” Bob also purchased a new car |
| 2006 – 2009 | Bob purchased “North Ryde property”. I was living at Neutral Bay with the children. Melinda moved out August 2006, however, I was constantly at North Ryde assisting with cooking, cleaning and purchasing groceries. Bob was happy I was there with Melinda and I cooked, washed and cleaned for Bob. |
| 2008 | Bob and I divorce |
| December 2008 | Final parenting orders for Nathan were put in place |
| January 2009 | Property settlements are discussed |
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