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Silverheed
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04 Jul 10 #212509 by Silverheed

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HI,
I find myself at the stage when I have to complete this form E and am confused reguarding the pensions part of the form so required assistance please.
I have pensions in various funds as I have moved around jobs from the age of 18, I got married at 33 after cohabitating for 2 years and finaly divorcing at the age of 50.
1)Is my ex entitled to a share of my pensions before we were married?
2)Do I have to get CETV for all my pensions?
3)Do I have to ask for CETV up to the date we separated 2009 or would it be to current date?
all assistance greatly appreciated.

Divorcebarrister
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05 Jul 10 #212634 by Divorcebarrister

Reply from Divorcebarrister

Silverheed,

Dealing with your questions in reverse order:

2. Yes, you need to get Cash Equivalent values of all of your pensions

3. The Form E requires evidence of "recent" value - within the last 12 months should be fine

1. The answer is 'possibly not' but since this area of law is discretionary (ie. each case is different and there are very few hard and fast rules) it is impossible to say for certain.

AC

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