
James Buchan
Scottish novelist and historian
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Oct 22, 2026
Divorce and pensions: should all married couples have a plan?
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20:57

James RoweHOST
They're never similar, are they, James? You can have a different mechanism for how a divorce goes through.
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14:24James BuchanGUEST
It's always really important to remember that there's three elements to when you do actually bring your marriage to an end and you're divorced.
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14:34James BuchanGUEST
You've then got the financials, which used to be, or I think still is called the ancillary relief, which is a bit of a mouthful if you've not said it before.
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14:41James BuchanGUEST
And then obviously you've got children, which need to be factored in as well.
6 MINS LATER

James RoweHOST
And then would they get thrown out? Would you have to write them all again? What can you tell us about these?