Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2004

the financial aspects of the relationship, including:

any joint ownership of real estate or other major assets and any joint liabilities; and

any significant pooling of financial resources especially in relation to major financial commitments; and

any legal obligations owed by one person in respect of the other person; and

the basis of any sharing of day‑to‑day household expenses;

the nature of the household, including:

any joint responsibility for providing care or support of children; and

the living arrangements of the people; and

the basis on which responsibility for housework is distributed;

the social aspects of the relationship, including:

whether the people hold themselves out as being in a de facto relationship with each other; and

the assessment of friends and regular associates of the people about the nature of their relationship; and

the basis on which the people make plans for, or engage in, joint social activities;

any sexual relationship between the people;

the nature of the people’s commitment to each other, including:

the length of the relationship; and

the nature of any companionship and emotional support that the people provide to each other; and

whether the people consider that the relationship is likely to continue indefinitely; and

whether the people see their relationship as a de facto relationship.