Request an expert witness superannuation report.
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- Stage 1 of 5: Scope (current stage)
- Stage 2 of 5: Matter
- Stage 3 of 5: Fund
- Stage 4 of 5: Evidence
- Stage 5 of 5: Confirm
What you'll receive
The figures the Court actually relies on — visualised.
Every report we deliver includes these three charts as standard, drawn from your matter's actual fund data. The illustrative figures below are from our redacted sample report.
Chart 1
Pre-cohabitation balance growth
Anchor balance rolled forward at actual net-of-fees returns.
Quantifies the s 79(4)(a) financial contribution at stage 3 of the s 79 sequential analysis — rolling the cohabitation balance forward year by year.
Chart 2
Sensitivity analysis
±1% per-annum stress on net returns — a defensible range, not a single number.
Supports robust submissions at stage 3 of the s 79 sequential analysis — the s 79(4) contribution assessment.
Chart 3
Splitting outcomes
Each party's super position before and after a base-amount split.
Direct input to a Part VIIIB base-amount or percentage split, framing the s 79(2) just-and-equitable orders.
Want to see how the charts read in context of a full report? Open our redacted sample — same charts, same methodology, complete narrative.
Open the sample reportCourt-grade reports, prepared to recognised professional standards.
Each engagement is conducted under the same independence rules and professional obligations the Court expects of an expert witness.
Reports prepared and accepted in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, including single-expert and shadow-expert engagements.
Every report carries an explicit declaration of independence and complies with the Court's Expert Witness Code of Conduct (Practice Direction).
Prepared by a Fellow of the Actuaries Institute of Australia, working to Professional Standard 200 and the Institute's Code of Professional Conduct.
Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation — the recognised framework for Australian actuarial practice.
- The author, Yiannis (John) Tellyros, is an Associate of the Actuaries Institute of Australia (AIAA) and a Consulting Actuary of the Institute.
- Reports comply with the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia's Expert Witness Code of Conduct and disclose all material assumptions, sources and sensitivities.
- Independence: we accept instructions on a single-expert, joint-expert or shadow-expert basis and decline matters where independence cannot be maintained. No ongoing referral fees or retainers are accepted from any law firm.
- Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation. Engagement terms, scope and limitations are confirmed in writing before work commences.
- Confidentiality: all materials are handled under Australian Privacy Principles and retained only for the period required by professional standards.
Expert Witness Disclosure Statement (PDF)
Acceptance as expert · Independence · Liability limits under the Professional Standards Scheme · PS 200 and FCFCOA Code compliance. A single signed statement to brief alongside the engagement letter.