How are pensions dealt with in divorce?

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When dividing pension in divorce, there are a number of options. The two main options are:

  • A pension sharing order - A share of one person's pension is moved into a separate pension.
  • Pension offsetting - This is where some cash savings, a greater share in a property or some other capital is given to the receiving party, instead of pension.
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