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Help completing the D81 Form

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10 Jul 08 #31877 by Robert1977
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I have received this blank form along with the Consent Order.

Do I fill out both sections, mine and my wifes income and details, or just my side?

Does the summary of means apply to the situation as it is now or what it will be once the order is in place? Ie my wifes net income with my revised CM payments or the current ones.

It is a funny form as I do not know if it relates to now, or post settlement. The capital resources section for example, do I put in the house value as it is now in both our names? Or the value once it has been transferred to my ex and I then have no assets?

How do I know that my wife will fill out the correct details before it goes off to court???

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10 Jul 08 #31882 by Robert1977
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Ok. I have whittled it down but I'm still unsure of the purpose of this form. Is there one form for each party to submit?

Am I the one responsible for filling the whole form in or just my part, then it is passed ot my wife to fill in her details?

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11 Jul 08 #32108 by D L
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Hi there

You can either fill in your part, sign it and send it to her, or work together on it, which is the best way.

Re the house, you put the position as it is before the order.

The purpose of the form is to give the judge a pen picture of the assets so that he can determine if the proposed order is fair before he approves it.

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26 Feb 10 #188415 by dubaidivorcee
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Hi - I recently got divorced from my husband and we amicably agreed to a consent agreement last year which involved me paying him a sum of money for his beneficial interest in the properties we owned (some him, some me, some joint) and less an amount of money for the upbringing of our 2 year old son. The concern I have now is that while we filled out the D81 form will all the details of our financial position my ex did not disclose that at the time (one month prior to the consent order) he had legal proceedings instigated against him for a large amount of money. I am not sure if this is something you would put down in the D81 form as its not the type of disclosure needed in the form E but it worries me that if he loses his case and goes bankrupt later that the receiver might challenge our agreement on this basis.

Can anyone help me with regards to whether this should have been disclosed on the D81 and what I can now do after the divorce to protect myself from his potential future bankruptcy?

Many thanks.:(

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