HELP! EX160 form - totally confused

Am filling out the above form to send in with the divorce petition forms. I am the applicant, my ex is the respondent and it''s a two year no contest separation. I''m applying for a remission but don''t know which one it is - full or full/part.

I''m on a low income (16 hours a week), in receipt of working tax and child tax credit, child benefit, and a mutually agreed sum of "maintenance" from the ex.

Is Universal Tax Credit (as stated in Question 5 - Full remission) the same as Working Tax Credit? or do I have to fill in Question 6 (full or part remission based on gross monthly income) instead?

Thanks in advance.

Joanne

i have the same problem Joanne
Also do you fill in only one column? what about the column where it says:partner?

Do you have the most up to date EX160 Form, here is the link to the most up to date Form

formfinder.hmctsformfinder.justice.gov.uk/ex160-eng.pdf

@hammymommy4 - on the EX160 the court determines whether full or part remission, there is no box to tick?

If you are in receipt of Universal Credit with less than £6,000 year income, as per section 9, you don't fill in the information about your income in section 11, you just go to contact details and then sign.

@ you only fill in partner details if you live with someone as husband and wife who shares your expenses, eg. if you have a new partner.

Best Wishes
Deborah