When couples divorce, separate or end civil partnerships subsequent discussions about the division of money and assets, like pensions, property and paying spousal maintenance can seem difficult to navigate and impossible to agree on. What should people do before, during and after a break-up? To what extent can being married, in a civil partnership or living together effect financial outcomes?Joining Adam Shaw are Rhona Adams, Partner and Head of Family Law at Morton Fraser, Nigel Shepherd Chair of Resolution and National Head of Family Law at Mills & Reeve and Steven Hennessy, Chartered Financial Planner and Associate Director with Myers Davison Ginger.Email
moneybox@bbc.co.uk with your comments and questions on divorce and separation related finance. From 1 pm until 3.30pm on Wednesday 5 April, you can call the programme on 03 700 100 444. Standard geographic charges apply.Presenter: Adam ShawProducer: Charmaine CozierEditor: Andrew Smith.
