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Separating in Scotland; can I divorce in England?
22 Jun 11 #274256
by rubytuesday
Reply from rubytuesday
Odd....I thought I had posted again on here 
(must be lack of wine!)
What I had tried to say was that if the current MOA only relates to the house and sale, then you will need to draw up a new MOA, detailing the pensions, other assets, etc - so that there Absolute clarity on your financial settlement.
(must be lack of wine!)What I had tried to say was that if the current MOA only relates to the house and sale, then you will need to draw up a new MOA, detailing the pensions, other assets, etc - so that there Absolute clarity on your financial settlement.
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