Where did it go? Superannuation, death benefits and blended families

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Cooper Grace Ward

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Established in 1980, Cooper Grace Ward is a leading independent law firm in Brisbane with over 20 partners and 200 team members. They offer a wide range of commercial legal services with a focus on corporate, commercial, property, litigation, insurance, tax, and family law. Their specialized team works across various industries, providing exceptional client service and fostering a strong team culture.
This paper addresses common issues that can arise with superannuation and death benefits in a blended family estate plan.
Australia Family and Matrimonial
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Dealing with superannuation death benefits when preparing an estate plan for a blended family is extremely complex as the law does not currently provide the flexibility most clients desire. This paper addresses common issues that arise with superannuation in a blended family estate plan and provides insight into the available options to assist clients achieve their preferred outcomes.

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The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

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