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Form D8 - the Prayer
29 Jul 09 #134854
by littledancer
Topic started by littledancer
hi
I've been apart from my husband for 4 years & now I'm starting off a DIY divorce. Getting on well so far with completing the D8 but am stuck with what to put in the ancillary relief section of the Prayer.......
I bought him out the the marital home earlier this year so the house is in my name only. I have no intention of seeking anything else from him financially - he already pays a mutually agreed monthly amount towards our 2 children (aged 11 & 8), which he has paid for the past 4 years. He says he wants nothing else from me & suggested a 'Clean Break'.
Do I cross everything out in the ancillary relief section?
thanks
I've been apart from my husband for 4 years & now I'm starting off a DIY divorce. Getting on well so far with completing the D8 but am stuck with what to put in the ancillary relief section of the Prayer.......
I bought him out the the marital home earlier this year so the house is in my name only. I have no intention of seeking anything else from him financially - he already pays a mutually agreed monthly amount towards our 2 children (aged 11 & 8), which he has paid for the past 4 years. He says he wants nothing else from me & suggested a 'Clean Break'.
Do I cross everything out in the ancillary relief section?
thanks
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