(1) On application, the family court will defer an equalisation claim, to the extent that it is not disputed by the debtor, if immediate payment would occur at an inopportune time, also taking into account the interests of the creditor. Immediate payment also would occur at an inopportune time if it would cause long-term deterioration in the housing conditions or other aspects of the life circumstances of the joint children of the spouses.
(2) The debtor is to pay interest on a deferred claim.
(3) On application, the family court may order that the debtor is to provide security for a deferred claim.
(4) The family court decides at its reasonably exercised discretion on the amount and due date of the interest and on the nature and scope of the security provided.
(5) To the extent that a legal dispute on the equalisation claim becomes pending, the debtor may make an application for deferment only in those proceedings.
(6) The family court may, on application, set aside or alter a final and binding decision if the circumstances have changed substantially since the decision.