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Fiona
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23 Nov 09 #164659 by Fiona

Reply from Fiona

When you say you both had the same solicitor do you mean you both retained the solicitor and or was it more a case of an agreement being reached by negotiating through your husband's solicitor ?

It is possible to set aside an agreement or a term of it on granting divorce or even after if the agreement was not fair and reasonable (eg within the Family Law (Scotland) 1985 criteria) at the time the order was made. The matters to consider are the value of the pension, legal costs and the likelihood of the whole agreement unraveling.

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