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Hi, I am Phil O’Connor, a Resolution Accredited Independent Financial Adviser and Mediator specialising in pension sharing orders.
Let me take away the stress and uncertainty of implementing your pension sharing order. I have literally implemented 100s of pension sharing orders and the key is to quickly coordinate all the parties into action – the court, the solicitors and the pension schemes. Chances are, I will already be familiar with the pension schemes involved in your divorce.
Time is money. The longer it takes to implement it, the greater the risk of financial loss. Delays can have a real impact, particularly when markets are changing.
How We Help You Implement a Pension Sharing Order
Implementing a pension sharing order is not just about knowing what needs to be done, it’s about making sure it actually gets done properly, and without unnecessary delays.
We take a hands-on approach to help move things forward efficiently and avoid common issues that can slow the process down.
Coordinating All Parties
We work closely with your solicitor, pension providers, and the court to ensure everyone is aligned and the process moves forward as it should.
Keeping the Process on Track
Delays are common when communication breaks down or steps are missed. We help keep everything organised and progressing, reducing the risk of unnecessary hold-ups.
Ensuring Accuracy at Every Stage
This process require precise handling. We make sure all information, documentation, and instructions are correct to avoid errors that could cause delays or complications.
Providing Clear, Ongoing Guidance
We explain what’s happening at each stage, so you always understand where you are in the process and what comes next.
Drawing on Real Experience
Having handled hundreds of cases, we understand how different pension schemes operate and what’s required to complete everything efficiently.
Speak to an Expert Today
If you need help implementing a pension sharing order, we’re here to make the process as smooth and efficient as possible.
You can get in touch directly by calling 0800 092 1229 or complete the form below and we’ll get back to you.
Common FAQs
It is a legal order made during divorce that allows one party to receive a percentage of the other party’s pension. This is transferred into their own pension arrangement.
It can take several weeks to a few months, depending on how quickly all parties act, including the court, solicitors, and pension providers.
Delays can impact the final value of the pension share, especially if markets change during that time. Acting quickly helps reduce the risk of financial loss.