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fresh start
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19 Jan 20 #511093 by fresh start

Topic started by fresh start

Hi
I have my first court appearance next week -for which i am the Applicant.
Along with the notice of application hearing - I have received a D11 application notice from my ex's solicitor
Stating the solicitor has applied for -That permission is given for an SJE pension actuary to be appointed to prepare a pension sharing report.

I am not in disagreement with an actuary report -what i am not agreeing too is her suggestion of many different scenerio reports / whilst i am requesting equality in retirement

It is ordered by consent that i have to have all the solicitors different scenerios requests.

Is this a standard request for a pension sharing actuary report?

Can i object or do i have to go along with it?
Many thanks

.Charles
Platinum Member

20 Jan 20 #511100 by .Charles

Reply from .Charles

There is no standard request - it depends upon your circumstances and how parity it to be achieved when viewed in conjunction with other assets.

The point of a joint report is that both parties are providing joint instruction which means that both parties have to agree instructions. If you don't agree, you should say so.

Charles

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