Split a string where newline, carriage return

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I have an address field in a table that contains one, two, three or more lines of an address.
I need to split this into three fields for later insertion into CSV.

I have done something similar with the name field which I don't lile because I am testing the same condition twice

CASE WHEN CHARINDEX(' ',RTRIM(LTRIM(full_name))) > 0 THEN 
RTRIM(LTRIM(SUBSTRING(full_name,CHARINDEX(' ',full_name)+1,20)))
ELSE RTRIM(LTRIM(full_name)) 
END surname,
CASE WHEN CHARINDEX(' ',RTRIM(LTRIM(full_name))) > 0 THEN 
RTRIM(LTRIM(SUBSTRING(full_name,1,CHARINDEX(' ',full_name)-1)))
ELSE RTRIM(LTRIM(initials))
END	forename,

but the delimiter here was always space.
The address field has carriage return, newline and possibly tab.
How do I split the string where any of these delimiters occur?

(The delimitter is showing as an empty square)

[Delerna]

I think
charindex( fieldtotest,cha r(13) ) will give the position of carriage return
charindex( fieldtotest,cha r(10) ) will give the position of line feeds

I can't find anything in my data to test the theory on