Pension on divorce experts: fair, clear advice on your pension split
Pensions are often the largest asset in a divorce, and the easiest to get wrong. We give clear, impartial advice so the split is fair and you can move forward with confidence.
- Specialist pensions-on-divorce advice
- Works alongside your solicitor
- Independent and impartial
Getting the pension split right, for the rest of your life
Sharing orders, offsetting, pension attachment, the language alone is enough to make a stressful time worse, and mistakes here can cost you for the rest of your life. We work alongside you and your solicitor to understand what the pensions are really worth, explain your options plainly, and help you reach a settlement that's genuinely fair, then rebuild your own retirement plan afterwards.
How divorce pension advice works with us
Why Positive Advisers for pensions on divorce
Coordinated from every side
We coordinate with solicitors and pension actuaries so nothing falls between the cracks.
“I'd put things off for years; Mark took away the complication and walked me through everything calmly and without judgement. I now feel in control.”
“Facing the big decision of what to do with our pension, Mark gave us understanding, guidance and the confidence to choose. Top guy.”
“At a crossroads, Mark listened and understood our needs before giving excellent advice to steer the way forward, professional, with a relaxed manner.”
Meet your pensions-on-divorce expert
Mark Scott is a Founder and Director of Positive Advisers. Mark handles our pensions-on-divorce and estate cases personally, and is known for bringing clarity and calm to complicated, emotional decisions.
Divorce pension advice FAQs
How are pensions split in a divorce?
Usually by a pension sharing order, offsetting against other assets, or attachment. The right approach depends on your circumstances, we'll explain each in plain English.
Do you work with my solicitor?
Yes. We work alongside your solicitor (and a pension actuary where required) so the financial and legal advice line up.
What does it cost?
Your first consultation is free; any advice fee is scoped and agreed in writing before work begins.