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The four basic steps to reaching an agreement on divorce finances are: disclosure, getting advice, negotiating and implementing a Consent Order.

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Blueshies90
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18 May 24 #523100 by Blueshies90

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Hi, I have a final hearing coming up and an additional fdr beforehand due to issues by the other party.

I have had to self represent since the last hearing so trying my best to get through the process and have a couple of questions.

Am I able to submit a new form E? Firstly my financials have altered a bit and secondly having gone through everything the solicitor submitted on the first form e I can see now it doesn't read well and there are factual mistakes in some areas. I think I was so bamboozled back then i took it that the solicitor double checked everything before submitting.
Lastly, if i can submit a new form, do i send in new payslips, bank statements etc aswell?
Thanks so much for any help you can give me.

hadenoughnow
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19 May 24 #523104 by hadenoughnow

Reply from hadenoughnow

You should be updating your disclosure by providing updated documents - bank statements etc. The updated information will be put into the ES2 which sets out both parties' assets and liabilities.

If you have another FDR then hopefully you will settle without the need for a Final Hearing.

If you don't settle, directions will be given for Final Hearing. This will include a s25 statement that sets out your needs and gives some background to the situation.
If appropriate you can provide a position statement for the FDR to support your proposal.

Hadenoughnow

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