Super contributions from a first home saver account under a family law obligation

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• download Super contributions from a first home saver account under a family law obligation instructions (NAT 72629, PDF, 125KB)
• download Super contributions from a first home saver account under a family law obligation form (NAT 72629, PDF, 159KB)

Definitions

When we say super fund, we mean:

• complying superannuation funds, including self-managed super funds
• public sector superannuation schemes, both regulated and exempt
• complying approved deposit funds
• retirement savings accounts.

A 'family law obligation' means an obligation under a court order or a binding financial agreement (made under the Family Law Act 1975) that the first home saver account (FHSA) holder and their former spouse must follow.

For the purposes of this form:

• you are a former spouse if you are any of the following
• married to but separated from a first home saver account holder
• divorced from a first home saver account holder
• the same or opposite sex as the first home saver account holder and you lived with them on a genuine domestic basis as a couple but the relationship has broken down
• you are the account provider if you are any of the following
• a bank
• a building society
• a credit union
• a friendly society
• a life insurance company
• a FHSA trust.