How much of his army pension am i entitled to

:unsure:Hi i am currently married to a ex service man we were married in august 1987 and he is time sevred 22yrs i am totaly confused as to why as he puts it getting nothing from his pension he recives around 438.00 per month and a lump sum when he retires
after 2yrs of bad mouthing and depression turning my child against me.
Playing the dutyfull army wife months alone back to back tours bringing a small child up working, yes i know very well i married a squaddie and didnt moan about it,just go on with life looking forward to his return.surely after being married all this time i am entitled to some compensation he is the one who commited adultry not me i am the one who uptill just recently live in the bedroom as farway from him as possiable while he did what he did.
can any one help me on the pension thing i just want this over with and him gone from my life i have left the marital home i couldnt take any more from him.
I am on benifts and feel like a total looser all thanks to HIM.

Iwould be gratefull for any advice any one can offer me as to where i go from here.Its got to be worth something all this heart-aece.
jacqui

jacqui

www.mod.uk/NR/rdonlyres/7CED2865-11DA-4D...epensionbenefits.pdf

Explains MOD pensions on divorce.

The pension is just part of the bigger financial picture.

Look at www.wikivorce.com/divorce/Divorce-Financ...to-calculate-a-fair- financial-settlement.html

This sets out what is considered when assets are divided on divorce.

Bear in mind the reasons for the divorce have no bearing on the financial settlement.

You can use the on site Divorce Calculator for guidance or if you want wikipeeps to give you a view, you need to provide the following information:

Ages
Length of marriage + pre marriage cohab
Children - ages, genders and arrangements for them (nights with each parent)
Incomes (inc Tax credits etc if applicable)
FMH Value and outstanding mortgage + size of FMH
Value of other assets in sole of joint names - savings, shares, endowments
Pensions - CETVS
Liabilities in sole or joint names - loans, debts etc

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