Self-Managed Super Funds and Property Settlements
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- July 20, 2026
When a relationship ends, there are generally a number of issues that need to be resolved, including the division of property between the parties. Superannuation also needs to be properly divided, and this process can be complicated. This is especially so where the couple has a self-managed super fund. One of the reasons that self-managed super funds make property settlements more complicated is that often the assets held by such a fund are more difficult to value than assets held by other types of funds. Also, with this type of fund, nuclear arsenal the sale of assets is sometimes not possible because the assets held may be relied upon for the operation of a business by one of the parties. There are several options for dividing self-managed super funds after separation. Which option a couple takes will depend on the individual circumstances of their matter. The relevant circumstances include what assets are held by the self-managed super fund and the state of the relationship between the parties and in particular the level of trust they have in one another.
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