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  1. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Candid Divorce Lawyer

    Candid Divorce Lawyer column: 'I earned it – so can I keep all of my pension?' (opens the original)

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    IF I had a pound for every time someone asked, “Can I keep all my pension because I earnt it?” I’d have enough tucked away for my own retirement. It’s a classic question when couples separate and thoughts turn to what’s “fair” and what’s “mine”. It’s natural to feel protective about your pension – that hard-earned reward after years of cold early starts and laughing at office jokes you never found funny. But English law treats pensions as just another matrimonial asset,

  2. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Candid Divorce Lawyer

    'I want to move out now we’re separated – what are my home rights?' (opens the original)

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    LAST week we tackled whether you can force your ex out of the family home (spoiler – it’s not as easy as a dramatic door slam). This week, we’ll flip that on its head and look at whether seeking your own space by moving out means waving goodbye to your share of the family home. Many people worry that taking flight will mean losing all claim to the property. Fortunately, this isn’t true – despite the rumours that get passed around at dinner parties and on social media. Whether you own the house j

  3. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Candid Divorce Lawyer - Kimberley Davies, partner and head of family (Dorset), Trethowans

    Candid Divorce Lawyer column: "No one marries expecting to break up" (opens the original)

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    I OFTEN tell clients that divorce is a bit like the children’s book We’re Going on a Bear Hunt. You “Can’t go over it, can’t go under it… you have to go through it!” Sometimes, separation feels like a joint decision. More often, one person is left reeling. If one half of a couple hands in their resignation, that partnership is wrapping up, and that is not easy to process. When I met bestselling author and comedian Helen Thorn (one half of Scummy Mummies) for The Candid Divorce Lawyer podcast, sh

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