Financial
Agreements can be made not only before but also during and after a relationship
and can deal with property, financial resources, maintenance and other
matters.
Changes
to the law now permit the superannuation entitlements of married couples
to be split between them.
Previously, superannuation could only be taken into account in dividing
the other assets of the parties.
The approach to this issue depends on the type of superannuation interest
involved but can involve the transfer of a portion of one parties superannuation
to a superannuation fund in the name of the other party.
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