Superannuation Splitting

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Superannuation Splitting on the Gold Coast

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Long-Term Financial Stability After Separation

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Assistance With Superannuation Agreement Negotiations

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Reducing Stress In Superannuation Disputes

Superannuation Splitting Made Simple & Fair

Dividing assets after separation can be complicated, especially when it comes to superannuation splitting. Many people don’t realise that superannuation is considered property under family law and can be divided just like other assets.


At EV Law, located on the Gold Coast and available to service Brisbane and Rockhampton, we help individuals navigate this process with clear guidance and tailored solutions. Whether you’re negotiating an agreement or seeking a court order for superannuation splitting, understanding your rights is essential.


Superannuation can be one of the largest assets in a relationship, and a fair division plays a crucial role in financial stability after separation. We assist with drafting agreements, legal paperwork, and dispute resolution to help you achieve an outcome that suits your future needs.


If you need support with superannuation splitting, contact EV Law on (07) 5626 0052 today to discuss your options and take the next step toward financial clarity.

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Secure Your Financial Future After Separation

  • Identifying super funds eligible for splitting
  • Creating fair arrangements between both parties
  • Assisting with applications for superannuation division through legal proceedings
  • Determining how much superannuation is to be split
  • Preparing & filing legal documents required for super splitting
  • Helping individuals understand the long-term impact of superannuation changes
  • Assisting in cases where superannuation splitting terms are contested
  • Coordinating with funds to process splitting requests efficiently
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is superannuation splitting, and how does it work?

    Superannuation splitting allows separating couples to divide superannuation as part of a property settlement. It does not provide immediate access to funds but transfers an agreed portion to the receiving party’s super fund.

  • Do I need to go to court for superannuation splitting?

    Not always. Many couples reach a mutual agreement and formalise it through a binding financial agreement. If an agreement cannot be reached, a court order may be required to divide the superannuation.

  • Can superannuation be split if we were in a de facto relationship?

    Yes, superannuation splitting applies to both married and de facto couples under family law. The process is similar, and the division is based on factors like contributions and future financial needs.

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Clear Solutions For Dividing Superannuation Assets

Superannuation splitting is more than just dividing assets—it’s about securing long-term financial stability. Understanding how your superannuation will be impacted by separation is crucial for planning retirement and managing future finances.


Whether you need to protect your entitlements or formalise an agreement, having clear guidance makes the process smoother and less stressful.

At EV Law, we take a structured approach to help you navigate superannuation splitting efficiently.


From assessing entitlements to finalising agreements, we assist with every step to reduce uncertainty and help you plan ahead. Whether you’re negotiating with your former partner or requiring a court-ordered split, we provide practical support to help you move forward.


If you need advice on superannuation splitting, contact EV Law today to discuss your options and secure your financial future.

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