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duts54 | 15:26 Mon 04th Apr 2016 | Civil
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My wife and I have been married for 10 years , the first year we spent apart because she showed me a manipulative side to her. We have no children together and own no property together, could anyone cast any light on what % of my works pension she could be entitled to, the grounds for divorce could be around unreasonable behavior or somewhere in that area. I have already filed for divorce within the 6 or 7 years but came back and manipulated me into not pursuing proceedings , I don't know whether this has any bearing on things , but I never cancelled proceedings against her . This situation has really affected me mentally , especially when she thinks she can do anything to me because were married .
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You could just as easily be entitled to a % of her pension. There is no hard and fast rule.
15:46 Mon 04th Apr 2016
Is she financially dependent on you?
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No she works
It is very doubtful that she will be entitled to any of your pension. The grounds for divorce makes no difference whatsoever.
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I thought the general rule would be that she was entitled to a % , is that because no children are involved or property .
You could just as easily be entitled to a % of her pension. There is no hard and fast rule.

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Oh well I feel more confident regarding approaching a solicitor now :-)
Good luck. You don't need a solicitor, you could do it yourself.

Are you still living together?
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Yes , but I aren't interested in anything that we have together , the property is rented . I just feel the need to start all over again , especially as it turns out that I have a heart condition and the stress doesn't help .
Best to move out as soon as possible and get the ball rolling. It will be easier if you are living apart.
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Yes , that makes sense , thanks for your time :-)

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