Super in Family Law (Advanced) – Pension Interests and Public Sector Super

Overview
How do pension interests work and why are they so complicated for splitting purposes? How do public sector interests work after splitting?
This is the third in a series of webinars addressing how superannuation works under Family Law matters.
This webinar will address issues relating to pension interests and public sector interests and the resulting complexities with splitting:
- For the member spouse,
- For the non-member spouse
- How to explain the pension splitting process to member and non–member spouse and keep everyone happy
Worked case studies will be used to illustrate the outcome of splitting pension interests and also public sector interests in the growth phase.
Future webinars will address complex issues including attribution to periods of relationship.
Webinar Learning Outcomes:
This webinar will provide family law practitioners with an understanding of how pension interests are split and what issues generally need explanation to the parties so that they can see the process as being “fair”. An understanding will also be developed of how public sector defined benefit interests in the growth phase are split and how member spouse and non-member spouse interests are affected.
Suited to:
Targeted at family law practitioners from sole practitioner up to large firms.
This session is for practitioners with a reasonable knowledge of superannuation issues.
You will also be provided with:
- PowerPoint Slide Deck
- Searchable Transcript
- Any Supporting Documentation
- Webinar Recording to view multiple times for up to 6 months
- Q&A Session & follow up contact details
- CPD Quiz & Certificate
Course syllabus
3 lessons
- Video – Super in Family Law (Advanced) – Pension Interests and Public Sector SuperVideo
- FeedbackSurvey
- Knowledge QuizTest
Your presenter
Peter CrumpBDO Australia
Peter Crump, Senior Consultant, BDO.
Peter is an experienced actuary and adviser, providing expert advice and support for family lawyers on superannuation valuation and related issues. Peter has significant experience in self-managed superannuation funds, and was previously the Chairman of the SMSF Association (2012 to 2014). Peter is a regular presenter at SMSF Association national conference and SA Law Society family law sessions.