FORM E - A GUIDE ON HOW TO COMPLETE

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Form E How To Complete?

Completing the Form E for family court can be a daunting and challenging task. Our legal team can help with this. 

On the onset of a divorce, one of the most challenging documents that you will be required to fill in the Form E.

Considering the sensitivity of this Form E documentation, it is important to make sure that you get everything correct.

You may want to get help from your account in some parts so it is essential to make sure that everything is clear.

Keep in mind that time is of the essence and you have to hand in the filled in Form E paperwork on time.

There are two ways that you can do this. By being ordered by the court or voluntary.

Regardless of the case, the variations are minimal and you will know exactly what you’re required to do in each case by going through this guide.

To make sure nothing is left out, we will go page by page for Form E and section by section.

 

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Form E Page By Page Explanation

Page 7
Both sections 2.5 and 2.6 in this category should be quite simple for you to tackle.
Page 8
Section 2.7 should not be a problem but for the case of section 2.8, you should make sure that you include any belongings that you may have that are valued at more than £500. Cars only become an issue when one that is of substantial value or even more when there is a collection. It is unlikely that furniture will be an issue. However, if there is an art collection, then that will definitely spark some interest.
Page 10
If this section is required, (2.11) your accountant is better equipped to help with this.
Page 11
Section 2.12 on this page is quite simple and shouldn’t be a problem.
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