Bradshaw, Dixon and Moore can help you check pensions disclosed by your spouse and how to deal with any issues.

The first step is to check that all their pensions have been disclosed.  If you have previously completed our Pension Identification Form for your spouse that will provide you a list to check against.  If not you can still download it for free.

If your spouse has disclosed a CETV for a final salary pension then this is not an appropriate valuation for divorce.  Appropriate actuarial valuations will be larger.  However it a big step to go straight for a full actuarial report to get it valued appropriately.

If in the ancillary relief process and considering offsetting the best option is to collect the evidence to convince a judge to order a single expert witness actuarial report, when you share the costs.  You can get the evidence by using our Express Pension Valuation from only £25 + VAT per scheme, refundable against full reports.

You could also use this service instead of full reports for non-ancillary relief cases.