Pension Sharing in Practice: A Special Bulletin

Family Law

Pension Sharing in Practice A Special Bulletin

By David Salter
Family Law LexisNexis February 2003

Specifications

ISBN-13
9780853088462
Publisher
Family Law LexisNexis
Publication
February 2003
Format
Paperback
Jurisdiction
U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

Details

Pension Sharing orders have been part of the toolkit of the family lawyer for over two years. Since their introduction they have been sought ever more frequently, revealing their benefits and problems.


David Salter, a leading expert on this subject, offers timely advice in this extensively revised new edition of Pension Sharing in Practice. He answers questions such as:
  • When is a pension sharing order appropriate?
  • What can I do if the CETV does not reflect the true value of the pension scheme?
  • Does the statutory charge apply to a pension sharing order?
  • How do I get all the right information?
All practitioners doing ancillary relief work will benefit from the immensely practical advice contained in Pension Sharing in Practice.

Table of Contents

  • The Concept Explained
  • A User Guide Through the Maze of the Legislation
  • The Court's Powers
  • The Information you must have: Disclosure
  • Is Pension Sharing Appropriate?
  • Procedure, Variations and Appeals
  • Valuation
  • Traps for the Practitioner
  • Statutory Protection on Bankruptcy
  • Charges
  • Rebuilding
  • Financial Advice: The Role of the Expert
  • The Future 
Appendices
  • Legislation
  • Specimen Letter to Pension Provider
  • PR4-Tracing Request
  • How to get a State Earnings Related Pension Scheme (SERPS) Valuation
  • Form P1 - Pension Sharing Annex
  • Pension Attachment Annex
  • Explaining the Pros and Cons: A Model Advice Letter
  • Form E: para 2.16

About the Author

David Salter, Head of the Family Law Department, Addleshaw, Booth & Co Leeds, London and Manchester

Reviews

"simple and comprehensive ... essential reading"
Independent Lawyer 

"should be on the shelves of firms and organisations or advice centres dealing with family finance for reference and for training purposes"
Association of Lawyers for Children

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