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Forms C, G URGENT

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13 Jun 20 #512837 by hurting2000
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Desperately need links for Form C & G. Had first financial hearing last week and it transpired that whatever letter I was to be sent by court in March, I never received it, my ex never received it either. When the letter about the hearing date came in a post 2 weeks ago, I called the court and I begged the court numerous times in a week before the hearing to send me the original letter and was told that the court manager would call me. From reading info on various websites I understand that I need to submit form A, chronology stat, stat of issue, questionnaire and form G. I just want to see the letter that I never got in a post!!!! I am the applicant and this is so frustrated.

I presume that it is a standard letter an applicant receives asking to prepare the above documents before the first hearing. Can someone forward to me the letter and links for form C & G?

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13 Jun 20 #512840 by hadenoughnow
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What you should have received is a notice of first appointment. This would set out the timetable for exchange of documents. form E is normally exchanged around seven weeks before the hearing and other documents about 3 weeks before. These are questionnaire, chronology, statement of Issues and form G. Form G is to say whether the hearing can be FDR.

FDR is normally second hearing but can be moved forward if both parties are satisfied they have sufficient disclosure on which to base a settlement. The matter can be settled at FDR by agreement and with the supposed the judge.

What is the actual date of the hearing? If neither you or the respondent received the notice, it may be best to request an adjournment so you both have chance to prepare properly. You can send a joint application.
I think it is Form D11 you need.

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17 Jun 20 #512873 by hurting2000
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Thank you for your advice.
Hearing was on 5th June. None of us received Notice of First Apppoint. Judge adjourned (as no forms were submitted and also because the court had lost our file) until first available date and gave us 14 days to submit the relevant documents to court. No date for the next hearing set as yet.
Apart from form E, what other documents I need to submit to the court within 14 days and what documents I need to exchange with my husband? I called the court and e-mailed since 5/6 asking to forward to us Notice of First Appoitn, but it seems there is no chance of getting it at all.

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17 Jun 20 #512878 by hadenoughnow
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You need a chronology - key dates relating to the marriage, dates of birth of the parties, children, purchase of FMH, petition, Decree Nisi, form A application.

Questionnaire - based on the form E disclosure - to request clarification, further information and missing documents.

Statement of issues - a brief bullet point list of the things you need the court to help you reach agreement on. This can be anything from house value to earning capacity, whether pensions should be shared, how family loans should be treated and whether there should be a Clean Break.

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18 Jun 20 #512891 by hurting2000
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Thank you

I am sorry, but have to bother you again. In terms of Questionnaire, Statement of issue. Is it just a word doc, a letter type that I need to prepare or is there a form that I need to download from somewhere?

also a question re form E. I know that I have to attach 12 months worth of bank statements. What about pay slips?

re questionnaire- I know I am not going to get the disclosure as he is just so blazed about it all. We still live together and he is very angry about proceedings. I know he has stocks and shares. Shall I write in the questionnaire that I have not had a disclosure and would like the respondent to provide for court his stock & shares statement?

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18 Jun 20 #512892 by hurting2000
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Another question- section 2.6 of form e talks about money owed. My ex has been living with me for the term of separation and doesn't contribute towards mortgage or any bills whatsoever including- I pay everything, he doesn't pay any maintenance etc. I wanted to include this information and attach my schedule of expenditure for the past 2 years and say that he should have contributed half of it, which is approx. £25 k.
Can I do that? If yes, what's the best way of doing it?
Thank you

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