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jt1986
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25 Feb 22 #518928 by jt1986

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Hi All,

Ive divorced from my wife who works for the NHS, how does the CETV work and what would be a fair entitlement?

we are married for 9 years but have been together for 15 years.

moneys have been transferred after we seperated and i was left with nothing and i dont have my own pension, could someone advice or have been in a similar position.

Ive tried to settle out of court but i'll be going to court on July 11th of this year and i cant afford solicitors so im representing myself

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26 Feb 22 #518930 by hadenoughnow

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There's lots of useful information on the site. You can also seach previous posts.
How settlement works depends on your incomes, assets and needs at the point of settlement. Even if assets have already been divided the way it was done may not have been fair.
Pensions should usually be shared to equalise incomes on retirement. Depending on the size of the CEV you may need an actuary to work out the best way to do this. The whole pension pot may be considered or just that built up during the relationship.

Hadenoughnow

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