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What am I entitled to from husbands assets after 34 yrs married, ie pension funds money etc?

Thank you for your enquiry.

Your ex partner may be able to apply to courts to vary the child maintenance arrangement. The judge would need to consider whether circumstances have changed to warrant an increase in the agreement and whether it is appropriate.

We would recommend having a telephone consultation with one of our family solicitors who would be able to provide you with more specific advice based on your circumstances. Please call us on 020 7936 9960 and our friendly team would be happy to assist you.

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Increase Child Maintenance request

Hello and thank you for your question.

We can definitely assist with your matter but to be able to advise you fully we would need detailed information about his behaviour and yours and his financial position e.g. the respective contributions you have each made to the house.

You may be able to apply for a non-molestation/occupation order under the Family Law Act 1996 (commonly called a restraining order) but we would need further information about the intimidation your partner is exhibiting towards you and the children.

The division of any property for formerly cohabiting couples would usually be governed by an act called the Trust of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996, however you may also be able to consider assistance through Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 which ensures financial support is provided for the children when unmarried couples separate.

If you would like to contact me on 0121 746 3002 or by email to greg@ehsolicitors.co.uk I would be happy to arrange an advice appointment where we could obtain further details from you and offer further advice more catered to your personal circumstances.

I have been cohabiting with my partner for nearly 20 years and we have two children. He pays for very little and I basically support him. 

Oshin Shahiean

What am I entitled to from husbands assets after 34 yrs married, ie pension funds money etc?

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