Completing form D80(e) - question about addresses

Hello all,

Having read through some of the posts here I feel humbled that we're having an easy time of it. I just have 2 small questions about filling in form D80(e) - based on 5 years' separation and not contested.


We are completing form D80E, Affidavit by Petitioner in support of Petition under Section 1(2)(e) of Matrimonial Causes Act 1973. (This form can be viewed at www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/courtfinder/forms/d80e_1203.pdf )

My questions regard Question 7 of this form - addresses since the date of separation for both the petitioner and the respondent. (In our case about 11 years ago!)

Question 1: Is there a requirement or expectation that we will contact the respondent to find out her previous addresses?

Question 2: The form only has space for 2 addresses. My partner has had about 10 addresses in that time. Is it required or expected that we should include them all? If so, should we attach an additional sheet of paper (as one does for CRB applications)?

Hope that makes sense, and thanks very much in advance to anyone who takes the time to advise.

Deks

1, No

2, "Those known" then list the most recent.

A mistake often made is the id of the signature if its signed J Brown write it as J Brown not Jane Brown or they will send it back

Great tip about the signature - thanks very much for pointing that out

When you say "2, "Those known" then list the most recent." - do you mean just like the two most recent, even though they only cover the last 18 months?

Thanks for such a quick reply - great forum!

If you know them all by all means list them, if not just add the most recent.

The aim of the section is to show you have not lived together post separation or if you did when, if you separated and to the point of Petition did not live together thats all court need to know.

I you have them all and run out of space make a start then add see attached (your initials) so if Joe Brown mark the sheet jb1.

That's very clear, thank you very much for your help. It's much appreciated.

Deks