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Bobby 123
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05 Aug 13 #403389 by Bobby 123

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Hi
Can someone please let me know what I should take to the solicitors pending separation/divorce.

We have just split up and I would like to get a report done of where I would stand
financially we have no children and both of us work.

My soon to be ex has a large pension so I will take a copy of that as well a few work saving plans, a loan and his credit card statements and my pension is there anything else I would need?

Thanks in advance

Caligula
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05 Aug 13 #403399 by Caligula

Reply from Caligula

Copy everything that is relevant in relation to finances -

include bank accounts
Mortgage details / Equity in property
Vehicle details
Significant purchases
Pension details.
Marriage Certificate.

ad the list goes on depending on your circumstances.

Regards

C.

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