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Form D8 - the prayer ancillary relief section

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03 Jun 09 #121294 by Waffle
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Hi all

I am currently filling out the D8 form (doing a DIY divorce) and see from this web site that I should not cross out any of the options in the Ancillary Relief section - for myself or the children.

However, do I have to put any other info down - such as the address of the home I am claiming in the property adjustment order ?


Thank you

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10 Jun 09 #123123 by Time to move on
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No you will put this info on the financial order form A

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