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What are we each entitled to in our divorce settlement?
What does the law say about how to split the house, how to share pensions and other assets, and how much maintenance is payable.
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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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02 May 12 #328014 by beckskb
Topic started by beckskb
Hi all
does anyone know what can be done if my ex ignores a Consent Order? My ex has done everything he possibly can to stop this divorce happening (except actually contesting it!) and after paying a lawyer and process server loads I was finally able to get deemed service on the Petition. We now need Decree Absolute and the financial matters need to be sorted. My lawyer has done the paperwork but I already know my ex won''t sign or return anything (despite the consent saying I don''t want anything from him!). Any ideas if there''s any other way of getting this sorted?
Cheers Becks
does anyone know what can be done if my ex ignores a Consent Order? My ex has done everything he possibly can to stop this divorce happening (except actually contesting it!) and after paying a lawyer and process server loads I was finally able to get deemed service on the Petition. We now need Decree Absolute and the financial matters need to be sorted. My lawyer has done the paperwork but I already know my ex won''t sign or return anything (despite the consent saying I don''t want anything from him!). Any ideas if there''s any other way of getting this sorted?
Cheers Becks
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