What is the first presumption made as to the enforceability of a domestic contract? Which of the following is correct?

Group of answer choices

The presumption under law is that domestic contracts are not agreements at all, and consequently cannot be called contracts

The law does not recognise an agreement made between family members, such agreements are unconscionable

Agreements made between family members are presumed to be made without an intention of legal enforceability by the parties

Under Australian law, all contracts are legally binding and intend an enforceable relationship, even those made within a family