Forms
Legal professionals can use this form to tell the court if they've talked to their client about relationship reconciliation and reconciliation services.
Form G - Notice of Response to First Appointment. You use Form G to tell the court if you think you will be ready, or not ready to negotiate a settlement at the first appointment, you need to give your reasons why. You need to complete and return it to the court and a copy to the other side at least 14 days before the date of your first appointment.
If you are doing a DIY divorce then the easiest way to submit your divorce application is online at the government website.
If you prefer to submit a paper application using the D8 form then you should send it to the nearest Divorce Centre. These are listed below.
Application notice (For use in applications made within appeals to the Family Division of the High Court)
Guidance notes on completing the FP162 - Respondent’s notice
Respondent's Notice (Appeals to the Family Division of the High Court)
Form FP161 is only to be used for appeals to the Family Division of the High Court ('the High Court'). Appeals from decisions or orders of the following judges will be heard in the High Court.
Ask the court to end your marriage or civil partnership, or make a (judicial) separation decree or order. (Form D8)
The Certificate of Financial Complexity that must be completed for a complex financial family case to be referred to the Financial Remedies Unit (FRU). The certificate is accompanied by guidance explaining the role of the FRU and the referral process.
This form is to be used by any party in Family Proceedings who does not wish to reveal their contact details (private
address, telephone number, email etc.) or the contact details of any child. These details will not be revealed to any person
except by order of the Court
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