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GlosBabe
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07 Sep 10 #223233 by GlosBabe

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Please can anyone tell me if actual proof of income/pension transfer value is needed by the court in order for them to grant us a Consent Order?

I purchased an online divorce pack and it seems we just have to put figures into a 'fact finder' form and then they draft the consent order and send it to the court for approval. However, I'm concerned that the court will want to see actual proof (I should add that I'm not intending to lie!).

Thanks for any advice.

dukey
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07 Sep 10 #223239 by dukey

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Not sure what doc`s you were sent?.

What court require is form D81 which is free from this site or HMCS, its "statement of information for consent", a short form that asks income and assets you both complete it sign it and send it to court with the consent order, the fee was £40 made out to HMCS, the application costs have gone up so call court and ask what the fee is now.

No proof is required by court because the order is by mutual consent, if the judge does have any questions you may both be called into court for a very brief hearing or the judge could write.

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