I have a pension paid to me for the last 18 years. I am in the process of getting divorced. I have been asked to supply details of my pension and have been told that even though I have been paid my pension and it was used in family expenditure i.e. it pai

The answer to this is YES. All assets form a part of the marital pot. In most instances this would mean an equal share, however, there can be occasions when the split may not be so. For example, in a short marriage.

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I have a pension paid to me for the last 18 years. I am in the process of getting divorced. I have been asked to supply details of my pension and have been told that even though I have been paid my pension and it was used in family expenditure i.e. it pai

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