Marital Pot at risk?

We have two properties both virtually paid for, one of my daughters rents one (three bed semi) and I live with my wife in the other (four bed detached) all children grown up and left - our relationship is as good as over and she is asking me to leave. I am able to leave and move into rented using the rent income from my daughter. If I do leave now, will I still be able to split the marital pot on a 50/50 basis. Where do I stand legally? Any advice appreciated.

What are your respective incomes?

You say one of your daughters... is this your wife''s daughter or from a previous marriage?

How long is your marriage and did you cohabit prior to marriage?

What are the values and outstanding mortgages on each of the properties?

Are there any other assets (eg savings, shares) to split?

In answer to your questions.

I get £80k approx - but my wife doesn''t earn a wage - she has a life style business for the last 6 years.

We have 3 daughters together and neither of us have been married before.

Lived together for a year, then married for 29.

£270K with £10K mortgage
£205K with £5k mortgage

There will be shares etc to split in my business.

I just need to know if I can leave without the risk of losing my share of the pot.

Thank

I think with these figures it would not make much difference if you moved out. The likelihood is that you will get one property each, that is usually the simplest solution when there are two.

Thanks for your advice