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It just gets rejected.

Thanks. I had heard that the judge can call the person who has an unfair distribution get called to answer questions.

Yes, sometimes a Judge will ask that both parties attend a short, informal hearing to explain the distribution, to ensure that both parties are "happy" with it, have sought the appropriate legal advice, and there has been no coercion used, etc.

Thanks. Does this questioning happen often? I have had such a long battle over his rejection of every fair offer for over three years and have only settled because I want an end to the limbo land that I find myself in due to his adultery.

I doubt anyone could give you a "how often" quote as it would vary from court to court and judge to judge.

I think it is fairly common to call you in if either or neither party has had legal advice or if it looks unbalanced.

Thanks. On paper I am about £150k down but have all the liquid assets which, being unemployed, will enable me to keep a roof over my head as I have no mortgage capacity. He has bought a house of same size and value as FMH and a large pension plus a large inheritance which he has signed over to family member. All of above is on form E but he and his solicitor are adamant I'm not entitled to any more. I'm just worried I won't be able to end this nightmare if judge rejects it.