Superannuation flagging on separation
On separation — super interest splittable under Pt VIIIB Family Law Act.
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Who must comply
Separating couples (married + de facto) + super trustees + family lawyers.
What triggers it
Family law settlement involving super.
When due
Notification + implementation per court order.
Evidence required
Flag/split order + super trustee notification.
Max penalty
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Summary
Family Law Act 1975 Pt VIIIB + 2024 amendments. Super flagging via flag order; splitting via court order or binding financial agreement. Trustee notification required. Tax + insurance implications.
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Source legislation
Topics
family-lawsuperannuation
Related obligations
Frequently asked questions
- Who must comply with Superannuation flagging on separation?
- Separating couples (married + de facto) + super trustees + family lawyers.
- What triggers Superannuation flagging on separation?
- Family law settlement involving super.
- When is Superannuation flagging on separation due?
- Notification + implementation per court order.
- What evidence is required for Superannuation flagging on separation?
- Flag/split order + super trustee notification.
Source: https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au. Rules Mate is not a law firm. Always verify against the live regulator source before acting.