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Form E

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06 Feb 22 #518812 by Cherished10
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I am quite surprised that my Ex has failed to provide me a copy of his form E . However, this has been filed. Several requests made via my solicitors no response. History of and ongoing financial abuse. Any one experienced this ? Was this behaviour raised as a conduct issue? Thanks

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07 Feb 22 #518816 by rubytuesday
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If you haven't yet made an application to court for financial remedy, then this would be a voluntary exchange rather than a compelled exchange. IF it's voluntary you can't force him to provide you with his Form E, you would need to consider applying to court.

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