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Delay a Final Order -yes or no?

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Hilton321
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20 May 24 #523114 by Hilton321

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Hi everyone, can you advise please.

He's able to do the final order soon but we havent agreed financials.
I think we are nearly there, but is there any disadvantage/advantage to doing the final order without financials being sorted?
He says he wont do Final order until we agree. Should i trust him or should i do a D11 to delay it?
He's the main higher earner with a decent pension. Its a longish marriage and we have three children all in full time education. I'm hoping to keep the family home.
thanks

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