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Financial Order Help, Clean Break??

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21 May 12 #332063 by Muzzi123
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Hello.

Me and my Ex are judicially separated. When she first started all our proceeding she was demanding £5,000 from me because as a small fee from our matrimonial home. I didn''t agree with this so we then went for mediation. After I went to my first session she cancelled mediation, as she then felt there were no financial issues to discuss.

i have since received a letter from her solicitor saying she is now applying for divorce and she wishes to enter into a Clean Break Consent Order.

I have since also received the divorce petition. My problem is that in Part 10 the Financial Order she has ticked all the boxes in the section?

I don''t understand why she has done this, when she wants to have a clean break? is this normal? Also I have not received nothing about a clean break? Is she trying to con me??

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21 May 12 #332064 by Fiona
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It is usual to tick all the boxes to keep all the options open. It doesn''t mean your wife will pursue them all.

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21 May 12 #332069 by Muzzi123
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But why would she apply for a financial order when she wants a clean break?

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21 May 12 #332072 by Fiona
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A clean break is when there is a court order settling the finances on divorce so that spouses cannot make claims against each other in the future.

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