When a couple end their marriage or civil partnership, often one of them will own valuable pension rights and the other will not. Pension sharing between the parties or for some other provision to be made by way of compensation may therefore be necessary to enable both parties income needs to be met in retirement.

The law relating to pensions is complex and requires specialist knowledge.

We have considerable experience in pension sharing on divorce or dissolution and in handling complex pension arrangements. Given that a pension can often be the most valuable asset in a marriage, a lack of experience or understanding in this specialised area can lead to an unfair settlement.

Specialist pension sharing solicitors

Our Head of Department, Deborah Leask is a Resolution accredited pension specialist and all of our family lawyers have years of experience in dealing with the division of pensions on divorce.

If you require guidance and advice on what happens to your pension on divorce, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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About Ellis Jones

Our team of solicitors adopt a personal and empathetic approach to working with our clients to help make the process as simple and easy as possible. Learn more about Ellis Jones, our team, culture, values, and people-first approach to law.

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