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Ex not complying with lump sum order

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10 Nov 22 #520197 by Donna5dcp
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The lump sum that my ex has now from his pension needs to be split. We mutually agreed this and is written into the Consent Order.
What action do I now take, aside going to a solicitor, the form D11 doesnt seem to fit?

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25 Nov 22 #520248 by hadenoughnow
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