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Jane12345@
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26 Oct 17 #497180 by Jane12345@

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My ex husband has an army pension and recieves £1000 a month. How much will this increase at the age of 55.
He has been told he has post traumatic stress and one judge said he could keep all the pension as its all hechas to live on if hes ill. I only work part time as he was the main wage earner and i was the homemaker following him around the world supporting the army and his career. Would i be able to get a pension sharing order for some of his pension. It is going to last court full hearing soon.

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30 Oct 17 #497264 by hadenoughnow

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This may help www.gov.uk/government/publications/armed...ance-and-information

Medical pensions may be separate but the general rule of thumb with a military pension is that it is divided 50:50 based on the number of years married while in service. Other factors are considered including housing needs, incomes and earning capacity.

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