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Stargazerhare
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26 Mar 24 #522774 by Stargazerhare

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Hi everyone - new to the forum. After spending 6.5k on legal fees and getting nowhere with my ex husband we are now in the early stages of the process for financial settlement - and I cannot afford legal rep. Has anyone come across the template/form for the FRC4 and if so where did you find it please? hoping someone can help. TIA

hadenoughnow
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26 Mar 24 #522775 by hadenoughnow

Reply from hadenoughnow

Umm. Not sure. What's the form for? Pretty much all the standard forms are on gov.uk.

Hadenoughnow

Rickoshea
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27 Mar 24 #522778 by Rickoshea

Reply from Rickoshea

Doubt the link will work but if you google "FRC4 Judiciary" the first link is to a PDF and in the section marked Fourth Schedule from Page 13 it details the steps required and what the emails/letters should contain

www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019...ol-November-2019.pdf

Stargazerhare
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28 Mar 24 #522779 by Stargazerhare

Reply from Stargazerhare

yes you would assume all the forms are there to access ... but I cant find it

hadenoughnow
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28 Mar 24 #522780 by hadenoughnow

Reply from hadenoughnow

I don't think it is a form, it's the name of the guidance document that sets out the way financial remedy works with the (new-ish) financial remedy courts.
If you need help with the court process and are LIP, it may be worth considering our cost effective help with court service.

Hadenoughnow

Stargazerhare
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28 Mar 24 #522781 by Stargazerhare

Reply from Stargazerhare

Thanks for replying. Y
es thats what I am thinking ... I'm representing myself in the process as is my ex husband as Im sure he wont want to pay for legal representation. He has asked me to email him the completed form FRC4 ..... so maybe he is trying to get information from me because he doesnt know?!

hadenoughnow
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28 Mar 24 #522782 by hadenoughnow

Reply from hadenoughnow

Are you in the court process?
I wonder if he is talking about form E? This is the form you complete and exchange to disclose your respective financial positions. It is used in the court process and also in voluntary disclosure out of court.

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