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05/04/18

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Originally posted by Aflatoon ↑

We have lived together and are still living. Property/house is in joint names. Super? She is making WILL to her sister and other family members. Super is in her single name and till now I was beneficiary too. But she retired at 65 she collected cash and disbursing as she likes. Living together for 30yrs am I not a contributor to her Super contribution?

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I don't know your particular case, but normally you are entitled to half her super and she is entitled to half of yours in case of divorce.
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