Gabrielle Canny
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283 appearances
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first heard Feb 2022
last heard Feb 2022
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And the other party doesn't respond.
And usually we find it's because they're just not psychologically ready to do it.
But in other times, it's the complexity of the situation.
If, for example, the couple, one of the couple, for example, might have received money through a bequest, through a will, and that's going to complicate the situation.
If, for example, they've received that money very recently into the relationship and into the split up, it probably will be completely different.
ignored in the sense that there will be no allocation to the other party.
But if, for example, it'd been 10 years and that sort of the money had sort of been tipped into the family finances and it was all merged now, that's quite a complicated thing to try and sort out.
If, for example, the couple ran a business together, that's complicated.
That needs some sort of good advice.
And so it's either the complexity of the person or the complexity of the situation.
But also what you might find is that some parties might go off and get some really good advice from some lawyers and then they say, oh, we get it now, all right, I think we can go back and use the tool now because we're both on the same page, we're both at the readiness to do it.
I think that for younger people, for people in relationships where both parties got super, that's a fairly standard thing because they will be building up their super balances as time goes on.
But for people who, for whatever reason, haven't been in super, whether they haven't had a job, maybe they've studied for a long time,
and the other party has got super and that's worth quite a bit, then when the relationship breaks down, it may be that one party will be compensated through the other party's super.
But as we know about super, it's a future entitlement.
It's not something that you can access without special provisions.
It's not something you can access like money in the bank because it's for the future.
And so what...
sometimes needs to happen is they need to do what they call super splitting.
But that might involve, how do I describe this?
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