Lawyer warns on 'epidemic of super death disasters'
Mistakes and failures with estate planning for superannuation funds are rising significantly, particularly where subsequent marriages are involved, according to one lawyer.
Argyle Lawyers managing principal Peter Bobbin – who reviewed some 500 Superannuation Complaint Tribunal decisions – says the single most common mistake is the failure to address a second or subsequent marriage.
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