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Hello and welcome to the Not the Martin Lewis podcast, which rather confusingly is an offshoot of my normal The Martin Lewis podcast.

The difference? Well, there are some subjects that are outside of my wheelhouse or I can't answer questions on due to regulations.

So in this podcast, I'm joined by specialists

and I'm asking, not answering the questions. Well, it's me. I might just chip in with the odd

note or two. And today, it's all about marriage and divorce. So in this pod, what actually are the financial benefits of marriage?

Do prenuptial agreements hold weight in England, Scotland, Wales, the Northern Ireland,

how to divorce cheaply, how do you split assets, how do you split pensions, and what

are the divorce settlements when it comes to children? Now we're going to be focusing mainly on

the law in England and Wales, which are the same, but we've also got experts from Northern Ireland and Scotland

who'll be able to feed in when it's different in those two UK nations.

Let's play the theme tune.

I got meals. I got to pay.

So I'm going to work for a world.

I got a lot. I got to feed. So I'm delighted I'm delighted I'm delighted

I'm proud of

I'm delighted

I'm delighted to be joined by divorce lawyer Matthew Taylor who's a partner at Stowe

Family Law and independent financial advisor

Tamzin Kane from smart financial planning,

who's an accredited specialist on divorce finance. So we got the lawyer and we got the finance

person. You're both into marriage and divorce. I'm not sure what that means, but we'll just take

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